Phi Kappa Theta
For the past two years, the more than 1,500 undergraduate members of Phi Kappa Theta have been providing both time and money to their local Children's Miracle Network hospitals.
Phi Mu
Phi Mu has been a sponsor of Children's Miracle Network since 1988. In their 12 years with Children's Miracle Network, they have raised $2.3 million through their 130 undergraduate chapters and 140 alumni associations. Not only do they give money, but they also give time by volunteering at their local hospitals.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity is the most recent collegiate association to adopt Children's Miracle Network as its preferred national philanthropy. The announcement was made August 1, 1999 at SAE's National Leadership School in Chicago, Illinois. Founded in 1856 at the University of Alabama, SAE has 221 collegiate chapters and 200,000 members nationwide. Children's Miracle Network is pleased to welcome Sigma Alpha Epsilon to the team.
Sigma Chi
Sigma Chi has been a sponsor of Children's Miracle Network since 1993. One of the many ways that they raise money is through Derby Days, a signature, week long philanthropy event. As Sigma Chi's recommended philanthropy, Children's Miracle Network affiliated hospitals have received more than $1.3 million. Sigma Chi has a presence on 228 university campuses.
Zeta Beta Tau
Zeta Beta Tau has been a partner with Children's Miracle Network since 2002. ZBT is the oldest and largest historically Jewish Fraternity with 110,000 members spread over 80 campuses. We are pleased Zeta Beta Tau has chosen Children's Miracle Network as an official philanthropy.