Tau Delta Phi historically stands for the principles of service: Service to Self, Community, and Brother. Brothers serve each other when they help advance each other forward. It is because of this principle that Tau Delta Phi requires such high educational standards for each brother and supports, with our education program, the development of brotherhood. Service to community takes place at all of our chapters! A Tau Delt knows how to serve the community; as Tau Delts, we support various service opportunities from blood drives to civic clean ups and campus volunteering. Service to Self takes place in a much more private way. Our brothers are asked to reflect on our ritual, our esoteric law and to incorporate those principles into daily life. We serve ourselves when we choose to have a high moral standard, when we follow in the footsteps of leadership with so many other men of our Fraternity, and when we choose to apply ourselves to our studies, our extracurricular activities and our chapter

Our National Philanthropy

Our members provide "sweat equity" as they learn to lead and advance each other as they provide service hours to our national philanthropy America's Second Harvest in conjunction with our national Phi Sigma Beta Service Learning Program. During this educational experience, our brothers learn humility, hard work, diligence, and partnership through using their hands to build a better sustainable tomorrow. Our national philanthropy was created and adopted in summer 2008.

 

 

Our chapter won the PGC John Rodriguez, CK Award--Granted to the Fraternity Chapter that has performed the most community service hours from September 2005-May 2006. Our members averaged well over 6 hours per man for community service.

 

 

Fall 2003

Adopt-A-Spot at Hiden Boulevard
Participated in 1st Annual Slam 'N' Jam for MS

Spring 2004

Adopt-A-Spot at Hiden Boulevard
Volunteering at Diversity Thrift
Food Drive at Second Harvest
Awareness table for Sexual Assault Awareness Week
Awareness table for Eating Disorders Awareness Week

Fall 2004

Volunteering for Freshman Move-In
Adopt-A-Spot at Hiden Boulevard
Awareness table for Sexual Assault Awareness Week
Awareness table for Alcohol Awarness Week
Staffed Alcohol Pledge table
Castle of Cans
Second Annual Mix-Off
Volunteering at Diversity Thrift
Participated in Second Annual Slam N Jam for MS
Food Drive for Food Bank of the Penninsula

Spring 2005

Adopt-A-Spot at Hiden Boulevard
Awareness table for Eating Disorders Awareness Week
Healthy Coping Strategies Fair
CNU Grounds Crew at Baseball Field
CNU Grounds Crew for Sports Complex

Fall 2005

Volunteering for Freshman Move-In
Raised over $200.00 for hurricane katrina relief fund for Red Cross
Staffed Family Weekend Games
Solicited donations for university hurricane relief fund during football games
Sponsored and Hosted White Ribbon Campaign for Sexual Assault Awareness Week

Third-Annual Mix-Off

Castle of Cans (collected over 500 cans and non-persishable goods)

Volunteering at Diversity Thrift

 

 

Adopt-Spot

Second Annual Healthy Coping Strategies Fair

Sexual Responsibility Kits (Over 500 condoms passed out)

Volunteering at Diversity Thrift

Volunteered for CNU Grounds Crew