At SUNY Oneonta's "Canstruction" pictured above are the ladies of Sigma Gamma Phi surrounded by Delta Rho Chapter brothers George Lenz, Tyler Grable, Ryan Kelly and Michael Vanza.
Delta Rho (SUNY Oneonta) Chapter President, Thomas Connors III, reported several chapter service and philanthropy projects this past semester:
On March 7th 2014, 25 Delta Rho brothers participated in Relay for Life. 20 of the brothers participated for six hours and the remaining five participated for twelve (yielding a total of 180 service hours).
On April 12th 2014, the brothers of the chapter participated in "Canstruction." This was an event in which the chapter raised $300 worth of canned goods for donation to food pantries. Before donating the cans, the brothers of the chapter, along with Sigma Gamma Phi (a Sorority on their campus) constructed a life-size Sponge-Bob Square Pants in the local mall competing against a number of other groups. Their entry received the first place prize in the competition and each Brother logged 4 hours for the event, yielding well over another 100 services hours.
Then, at the end of the semester, on May 3rd 2014, some 20 Delta Rho brothers participated in “Into the Streets,” donating five hours each to help out with various community projects in the Oneonta and Cooperstown, New York areas. This outpouring of service yielded yet another 100 hours of service. The chapter logged almost 400 hours of service for the semester.
On March 7th 2014, 25 Delta Rho brothers participated in Relay for Life. 20 of the brothers participated for six hours and the remaining five participated for twelve (yielding a total of 180 service hours).
On April 12th 2014, the brothers of the chapter participated in "Canstruction." This was an event in which the chapter raised $300 worth of canned goods for donation to food pantries. Before donating the cans, the brothers of the chapter, along with Sigma Gamma Phi (a Sorority on their campus) constructed a life-size Sponge-Bob Square Pants in the local mall competing against a number of other groups. Their entry received the first place prize in the competition and each Brother logged 4 hours for the event, yielding well over another 100 services hours.
Then, at the end of the semester, on May 3rd 2014, some 20 Delta Rho brothers participated in “Into the Streets,” donating five hours each to help out with various community projects in the Oneonta and Cooperstown, New York areas. This outpouring of service yielded yet another 100 hours of service. The chapter logged almost 400 hours of service for the semester.
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