SigEp Greek Sing 2018
Donation protected
The Greek Community at Carnegie Mellon is proud to annually support a selected charity through Greek Sing, an event consisting of short musicals performed in a showcase competition. You can view our performance from last year's show here!
Continuing our efforts from last year, CMU Greek Sing will benefit Camp Kesem. Camp Kesem is a student-run organization which supports children through and beyond their parent's cancer.
You can view their website here.
Camp Kesem serves children whose lives have been impacted by a parent's cancer. The camp experience offers a unique opportunity for children to connect with others who share their experiences, immerse themselves in fun activities, and rediscover their childhood. With over 5 million children affected nationwide, Camp Kesem continues to rapidly expand their reach and serve more families in our community.
Sigma Phi Epsilon - Penn Theta is proud of our distinguished commitment to Greek Sing’s philanthropic efforts; for the past five consecutive years, we have been the Fraternity with the highest fundraising total! Our brothers are excited to rekindle this spirit yet again and are aiming to push our bar to new heights in support of our fellow students, friends, and colleagues involved with Camp Kesem. The money raised will fund operations and resources for existing Camp Kesem chapters and foster their expansion to new universities nationwide!
We are hard at work preparing our rendition of Alice in Wonderland with the sisters of Delta Gamma. We welcome you to see the show if you are in town on March 24th.
I thank you all for your support of our organization and of Camp Kesem.
Always Proud to be a SigEp,
Henry Peck
Continuing our efforts from last year, CMU Greek Sing will benefit Camp Kesem. Camp Kesem is a student-run organization which supports children through and beyond their parent's cancer.
You can view their website here.
Camp Kesem serves children whose lives have been impacted by a parent's cancer. The camp experience offers a unique opportunity for children to connect with others who share their experiences, immerse themselves in fun activities, and rediscover their childhood. With over 5 million children affected nationwide, Camp Kesem continues to rapidly expand their reach and serve more families in our community.
Sigma Phi Epsilon - Penn Theta is proud of our distinguished commitment to Greek Sing’s philanthropic efforts; for the past five consecutive years, we have been the Fraternity with the highest fundraising total! Our brothers are excited to rekindle this spirit yet again and are aiming to push our bar to new heights in support of our fellow students, friends, and colleagues involved with Camp Kesem. The money raised will fund operations and resources for existing Camp Kesem chapters and foster their expansion to new universities nationwide!
We are hard at work preparing our rendition of Alice in Wonderland with the sisters of Delta Gamma. We welcome you to see the show if you are in town on March 24th.
I thank you all for your support of our organization and of Camp Kesem.
Always Proud to be a SigEp,
Henry Peck
Organizer
Henry Peck
Organizer
Pittsburgh, PA
