While the public perception of fraternities shaped by the media primarily focuses on negative incidents, we know the positive value men gain from their fraternity experience is an often untold story. The myFraternity Campaign is an opportunity to raise the volume on and amplify the hundreds of thousands of positive stories of fraternity.
#MyFraternity is a proactive campaign for fraternity men to share their personal stories about how their fraternity has provided support, engaged in them in service, helped them grow or in other ways enriched their lives in other ways. The campaign will begin with a kick-off social media day on Wednesday, September 12, and continue forward to share the successes of fraternity undergraduates, chapters and alumni through various channels of communication.
The #myFraternity campaign is an opportunity for us all—undergrads, alumni and supporters—to raise the volume on the positive impact of fraternities.
RAISE THE VOLUME
Delts have an incredible story of brotherhood to tell. On Wednesday, September 12, join with thousands of fraternity men around the world to share your story on social media. Include #myFraternity and #truedelt and let’s show the world the positive impact of fraternities.
Text “myfraternity” to 25827 for a reminder.
#Myfraternity
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