Although service is an integral part of the Fraternity, our Members continuously go above and beyond when finding ways to better their local communities. While completing community service projects, Collegiate Members develop real-world life skills that help them develop in a multitude of ways. 

Giving back is an important part of preparing our Members to take responsibility as open minded, principled citizens in a global community. These traits coupled with compassion and undeniable work ethic are beyond evident in a few service pieces highlighted below. 

The Gamma Xi Chapter has given back so many ways this semester, with their most recent service project titled “Love Your Park,” where the Members beautified an area of Rittenhouse Square by cleaning up and planting bulbs around the park. Gamma Xi President Christopher Lee said "The Philadelphia community is an important piece to our Chapter, and we want to give back whenever and however we can.” The Chapter is very lucky to have a passionate Service Chair, Dan Lokic who worked with Members Anna Le and Matthew Taing to complete the beautifucation event. 

Giving back to their local community is something that the Eta Xi Chapter takes pride in. This semester, they organized a school supply drive for a local Title I elementary school in Charlotte, NC. The Chapter values education, and was excited to have such a successful service event!

The Alpha Epsilon Chapter loves to give back to their community in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Not only have they held 25 group service events for the 2019 Fall semester, but 15 Brothers completed community service on their own as well-- totalling over 700 service hours!! Two of their most recent service events occurred back to back—these students truly have a passion for service. Aces for Cases, benefitting Cases for Smiles a non-profit assisting with bring smiles to children dealing with cancer by providing whimsical pillowcases for the children to use in the hospitals. After this event, the Chapter along with some Alumni planted more than 450 saplings with The Brandywine Conservancy.

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is a nationwide initiative to help fun research and assist the individual and families who are dealing with breast cancer. The Zeta Gamma Chapter participated in the walk for Making Strides in Cleveland, Ohio and was able to raise $866 to give back to the nonprofit. 

Members of the Eta Lambda Chapter at University of Sciences chose to give back with the help of the American Public Health Association at the Haddon Heights Festival. Our Members educated their community about maintain healthy and safe lifestyles—taking blood pressure, blood glucose tests, and teamed up with Rite Aid to assit with administering flu shots.

All of our Chapters are continuously helping their local communities, while ensuring their Members are truly living our mission of improving humanity with honor. We are truly thankful that we have such philanthropic Members, and hope you continue your service to Phi Sigma Pi and beyond throughout your lives. Thank you to all of our Chapters, we appreciate all you do for each other and your communities!