Phi Mu Foundation

For decades, Caring Carnations have served as a visible symbol of love and friendship at Convention. Phi Mu Foundation has been working on some exciting additions to this year’s Caring Carnations collection. Details will be shared next week!

Meet Phi Mu Foundation Scholar Lila Schroer (Case Western)

As the semester comes to a close, consider hosting a Double Good fundraiser or planning a percentage night with a local restaurant. You can also set an internal goal, like raising $20 per member, to keep everyone engaged and motivated as you finish strong together.

Now is a great time to check your lifetime giving to see if you have the opportunity to reach a new level before Convention this summer! Email us at foundation@phimufoundation.org for more info.

Meet Foundation Scholar, Aundrea Leaks (LaGrange). Because of the generosity of our donors, sisters like Aundrea are able to focus on their academics and make the most of their college experience without the added stress of figuring out how to pay for school.

We are filled with gratitude for every woman who has volunteered her time, talents, and heart to Phi Mu Foundation, both past and present. Thank you for believing in Sisters Helping Sisters and for the role you continue to play in advancing our mission.

Rounding out our National Volunteer Week celebration, we want to take the time to recognize our Board of Trustees. We would also like to thank our two board committees that help support their important work - the Finance and Investment Committee and Donor Engagement Committee.

We are grateful for the volunteers serving on the Modernizing Governance Working Group, who are thoughtfully evaluating our governance structure to better support the future of the Foundation. We also extend our gratitude to our Communications Committee volunteers.

We also recognize the members of our Bylaws Committee, who ensure the Foundation’s governing documents reflect our mission. Our Nominating Committee plays a key role in identifying & recommending leaders to serve the Foundation. Their guidance is key to our continued growth.

As we continue celebrating National Volunteer Week, The Foundation’s Giving Program Chairwomen play a vital role in building connection across our five giving programs and inspiring members to invest in Sisters Helping Sisters.

In honor of National Volunteer Week, we are grateful for our Social Committee members. We also would like to recognize the women who serve on our Member Assistance Committee.

Join us as we recognize our Foundation volunteers during National Volunteer Week, beginning with our Scholarship Committee. We would also like to recognize the chairwomen of the Foundation’s Emeritus Leadership Circle.

We are pleased to share that we have awarded a grant to Phi Mu Fraternity to provide all collegiate members with access to Talkspace for one full year. To our donors, thank you for your generosity. Your contributions can make meaningful, real support possible for our sisters.

Meet Cecilia Calvo (FIU), a member of the Rose & White Giving Program and current Co-Chair, whose passion for Phi Mu is evident through her continued leadership and service. Thank you, Cecilia, for the many ways you give back to Phi Mu.

Meet Foundation Scholar Karis Joe (Belmont). Donations to Phi Mu Foundation can help sisters like Karis feel empowered to grow not only as students, but as women with purpose. Thank you for making her journey possible.

Looking for a last-minute way to reach your True to Phi Mu goal by June 1? A DoubleGood fundraiser is a simple way to rally your sisters and make an impact together. Visit linktr.ee/PMFXDG for resources and step-by-step guidance to get started.

Meet Grace Haas (IU Indy), a Phi Mu Foundation Scholar and recipient of the Rose M. Peckhart Ray Scholarship. Because of donors like you, sisters like Grace are empowered to pursue their goals with confidence and purpose.

Giving back to the Foundation is easy! Check out all of the different ways you can join us in investing in the Phi Mu experience. phimufoundation.org/ways-to-give-2/

Meet Marisa Eikenberry (Ball State), a member of the Rose & White Giving Program and current Co-Chair. Thank you, Marisa, for your leadership, your generosity, and your commitment to ensuring every sister is seen, supported, and empowered.

The start of a new week is the perfect time to look at the True to Phi Mu leaderboard and the incredible progress chapters are making. Each fundraiser and every gift is a reflection of the commitment to our mission. Let’s see who makes their move this week!