A Message from our vice president of community service
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"Hi everyone! My name is Morgan Turner and I am a sophomore Marketing major from Boston, Massachusetts. I found DSP in the spring of my freshman year and it was truly the missing piece to my Clemson experience. A year later, I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to give back to our chapter as the Vice President of Community Service. I feel confident in holding this position because I have witnessed the outpouring of support, love and compassion that our brothers show those in need. I am proud to be apart of a fraternity that prioritizes giving back, and I’m excited to find new ways for our organization to continue making a positive impact."
- Morgan Turner
Vice President of Community Service Sophomore, Marketing |
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Fall 2024 Recruitment: Community Service Event
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Community service is a cornerstone of our brotherhood, reflecting our commitment to making a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals and families both near and far. Every brother participates in at least two Kappa Tau philanthropy events each semester, with many going above and beyond. These events not only allow us to give back to our community but also strengthen the bonds within our chapter.
Our chapter’s community service initiatives evolve each year as new brothers bring fresh talents and perspectives. The Vice President of Community Service carefully assesses our chapter's strengths to identify the most effective ways we can contribute to our community. Some of our favorite recurring events include volunteering with Rebuild Upstate, organizing activities at the Clemson Downs nursing home, and supporting our national philanthropy, the Ronald McDonald House. Each semester brings new and exciting opportunities for our chapter to deepen our involvement and make a lasting difference in the community around us. |
How kappa tau has served
Homeless period projectBrothers donated and packaged feminine sanitary products for Clemson's chapter of the Homeless Period Project. Donations go to local women in need such as the homeless as well as middle school and college students under financial strains.
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St. Baldrick's FoundationOur brothers supported the St. Baldrick's Foundation by going bald to raise funds for childhood cancer research. The event, led by Eric Selquist, was a great success, bringing us together as a chapter while making a meaningful impact on this important cause.
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providence careThe chapter collected and packed individual bags of candy along with personalized Halloween cards to donate to residents of local nursing home
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