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THANK YOU to all our Psi Upsilon volunteers,
and to all our brothers who go out of their way to make society a better place.
A team of our Eta brothers at Lehigh had a great time last weekend participating in A Phi’s Alpha Fifa Tournament in support of women’s heart health. Coach Dean and his iconic team talks were an integral part of the teams success. Ted Lasso would have been proud. 
Thank you to all the brothers of the Delta Omicron provisional chapter at Purdue who participated in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention walk on Sunday Sept. 26! The funds raised are for an excellent cause. 
Congratulations to Thomas Sullivan, Pi ’22 and Mats Olsen, Pi ’22 (Syracuse) on completing the 125th Boston Marathon in support of Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital. They crossed the finish line with a time of 5:06:58 and raised $15,000 for a great cause! 
As part of their homecoming weekend, the Gamma Tau chapter at Georgia Tech cleaned up their section of the Atlanta Beltline greenway. 
The Eta at Lehigh recently had an awesome pumpkin carving event on the front lawn, raising over $1000 for the Miracle League, whose mission is to create positive experiences for those with intellectual and physical disabilities and their families through baseball. @lehighpsiupsilon 
The Tau Epsilon at Clemson has an interesting structure to their activities I wanted to share with all of our brothers. “Over the next four weeks, 16 of our brothers and Alumni are competing in “No Shave November” against each other. This is an event in which all proceeds go towards prostate cancer awareness. Each week an updated picture of our brothers will be posted on our story. It is up to you guys to vote for the brothers with the best results at the end of each week! The three brothers with the lowest votes will be eliminated each week. It is $1 per vote and voting will open after each weekly picture! 
Volunteers from the Psi U History and Archives committee gathered in Indianapolis to research, sort, and preserve Psi U history. 
Since 2008, Pepperdine University has hosted the “Waves of Flags”: over 3,000 flags are planted in Alumni Park to symbolize the lives lost on Sept 11, 2001. Since its inception the Lambda Sigma have always donated their time to help with this important endeavor. Learn more about the “Waves of Flags”: http://ow.ly/ALVK50G5Qc6 
On Sept. 9th, the brothers of the Phi Nu chapter of Psi Upsilon (Christopher Newport News) were happy to continue their tradition of welcoming local elementary school kids back to school. Happy First Day of School to Hidenwood Elementary! 
Sept 17th, brothers of the Phi Delta chapter at Mary Washington raised money for a local nonprofit, Mental Health America of Fredericksburg. Supporters donated to pie a UMW Psi Upsilon brother in the face, all to support a good cause! All money raised stayed in their community, funding suicide prevention education for teens and support groups for those who lost a loved one to suicide; vital community resources needed more now than ever before. 
August 28th brothers of the Phi Chapter at the University of Michigan hosted a dunk tank. Participants could dunk-a-brother to raise funds for mental health awareness. 
A team of our Eta brothers at Lehigh had a great time last weekend participating in A Phi’s Alpha Fifa Tournament in support of women’s heart health. Coach Dean and his iconic team talks were an integral part of the teams success. Ted Lasso would have been proud. 
Thank you to all the brothers of the Delta Omicron provisional chapter at Purdue who participated in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention walk on Sunday Sept. 26! The funds raised are for an excellent cause. 
The Phi Chapter (University of Michigan) held a philanthropy event called “Dogs and Donuts” raising money for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). The event allowed students to get a break from midterms and enjoy dogs, donuts & apple cider for a small donation. The event raised 736 dollars.T\ 
November 5th the Gamma Tau (Georgia Institute of Technology) participated in the Out of the Darkness walk to raise money and awareness for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Thank you to all brothers, pledges, alumni and friends who participated. The chapter raised over $4000 for the cause!