The Basics and Fast Facts
What is Read>Lead>Achieve
An umbrella philanthropy that covers all events and initiatives in order to create a more literate society.
The #1 question to ask PNM's on Philo Night
Were you involved in any community service during high school?
The event we hold annually to raise money for the Pi Beta Phi Fund
Arrowspike
The amount of children effected by illiteracy in America
1 in 4 children grow up to be functionally illiterate
The difference between Pi Beta Phi's philanthropy and other organizations philanthropies
Pi Beta Phi is directly hands on in each individual community, whereas other chapters hold events and fundraisers
The weekly program Pi Beta Phi partakes in to work hands on with children
Champions Are Readers
The reason that Pi Beta Phi started Read>Lead>Achieve
Pi Phi saw a need in the community and started the philanthropy. We are the only sorority to have done so, instead of partnering with an already made philanthropy.
What is a deeper question to engage PNM
What does philanthropic service mean to you? It is important for you to give back?
The Canadian Initiative for Pi Beta Phi
Arrows in the Arctic
The money from the Literacy Fund is used for...
Money is used for grants that sponsor CAR, First Book, FDS in large cities and gives chapters the ability to donate more than one million books and counting.
Obvious tie in to activity...
Talk to the PNM about imagining if they weren't literate and what they couldn't do
The names of the Fund where Pi Beta Phi donates $$$
The Literacy Fund at Pi Beta Phi
The name of the school started by Pi Beta Phi and where
The Settlement School in Gatlinburg, TN
Ways you can show what AZ Gamma does to engage our philo
-Arrowspike
-CAR at Kinsey
-Volunteering in Phoenix in March for FDS
MAKE IT PERSONAL. TALK ABOUT REAL MOMENTS AND REAL SITUATIONS.
Fraternity Day of Service on March 2nd