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What does the Tau Epsilon Phi house at URI mean to you?
Yes...that’s what we thought. Memories and experiences that shaped you into the person you are today.
As a TEP brother, you were also a Bridge Builder, travelling a path that others had cleared, and paved the way for those behind you.
The Tau Epsilon Phi House at the University of Rhode Island has been a key influence on the lives of URI Undergraduates and Alumni since 1948, but the bridge at 50 Campus Avenue that has connected and united TEP brothers for decades is collapsing.
The Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity at URI is currently suspended from fraternal activities at URI, and The House is now vacant. It is in need of repairs, elbow grease, and most importantly, funds to cover past debts, current operating expenses and planned upgrades.
Over the last few months, a team of TEP alumni has been working hard on a plan to ensure this bridge does not collapse, but we need your help in the form of time and funds.
If you are able to participate, a work party to clean the house up is being formed on Saturday, April 11 2015.
Visit: www.tep-uri.org for more information.
If you aren't able to participate, you can still help us achieve our goals to repair The House by sending in a donation on this site.
No matter how large or small, every dollar donated will help us in our efforts to repair the bridge that we all have travelled.
Yes...that’s what we thought. Memories and experiences that shaped you into the person you are today.
As a TEP brother, you were also a Bridge Builder, travelling a path that others had cleared, and paved the way for those behind you.
The Tau Epsilon Phi House at the University of Rhode Island has been a key influence on the lives of URI Undergraduates and Alumni since 1948, but the bridge at 50 Campus Avenue that has connected and united TEP brothers for decades is collapsing.
The Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity at URI is currently suspended from fraternal activities at URI, and The House is now vacant. It is in need of repairs, elbow grease, and most importantly, funds to cover past debts, current operating expenses and planned upgrades.
Over the last few months, a team of TEP alumni has been working hard on a plan to ensure this bridge does not collapse, but we need your help in the form of time and funds.
If you are able to participate, a work party to clean the house up is being formed on Saturday, April 11 2015.
Visit: www.tep-uri.org for more information.
If you aren't able to participate, you can still help us achieve our goals to repair The House by sending in a donation on this site.
No matter how large or small, every dollar donated will help us in our efforts to repair the bridge that we all have travelled.