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PhilanthropyThe Theta Chapter of Phi Kappa Tau is constantly looking
for various ways to help improve society. We volunteer
our support for Transylvania's Crimson Christmas and
our national philanthropy, The
Hole in the Wall Gang. Our chapter in the The Hole in the Wall Gang The Hole In The Wall Camps were developed to provide children, ages 7 to 17, who battle chronic and life threatening illnesses with the opportunity to have a normal summer camp experience. Thousands of children come to camp every year, free of charge, for a week. They forget about their illnesses and simply get a chance to be a kid. In the words of Brother Newman, "Camp is a place where kids can kick back and raise a little hell." Phi Kappa Tau adopted the Hole In The Wall Gang Camps
as its national philanthropy in 1995 at the National Convention in
Washington, DC. Since that time, several hundred thousand dollars has
been donated to the camps and hundreds of men have volunteered as cabin
counselors, activity specialists, unit leaders, and other camp staff.
As men of exemplary character, Phi Taus play a crucial role in providing
much needed positive male role model support for these children. Service Completition FormIf a Theta Chapter member of Phi Kappa Tau has helped your philanthropic organization in any way, please use our Service Completion Form to help us keep track of each member's helpful activities. |
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has held Bowl-a-thons and other various fundraisers to support charities
of our choice. Associate
members hold annual philanthropic events where they join together and
perform public service deeds in the name of the Theta chapter. Theta
has been recognized for several contributions, including 
The national philanthropy of the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity
is the 
