ALS Awareness
Supporting Phi Delta Theta's national Live Like Lou campaign through fundraising and awareness events.
Service
Living rectitude through action
Service is one of the ways Connecticut Epsilon puts its cardinal principles into practice — both through Phi Delta Theta's national philanthropy and local community work.
How We Serve
National philanthropy, local commitment
Service happens at two levels: the cause Phi Delta Theta stands behind nationally, and the work Connecticut Epsilon does closer to home.
National Partnership
Live Like Lou
Phi Delta Theta partners nationally with the ALS Association in honor of Lou Gehrig, a Phi Delt brother, supporting research and families affected by ALS.
Learn about Live Like LouOn Campus
Serving the Quinnipiac community
Chapter service projects with campus partners and student organizations — details on current initiatives coming soon.
Ask about current projectsGet Involved
Partner with the chapter
Local organizations and alumni looking to propose a service opportunity can reach the chapter directly.
Propose an opportunity
Why It Matters
Rectitude means more than a word in our creed
Phi Delta Theta's third cardinal principle, Rectitude, asks brothers to act with integrity and leave every community they touch better than they found it.
As a young chapter, Connecticut Epsilon is still building out its local service program. This page will grow to include real volunteer hours, campus partnerships, and community initiatives as they take shape.
Suggest a Service PartnershipService in Action
What service looks like at Connecticut Epsilon
Campus Partnerships
Working alongside Quinnipiac student organizations on shared service and community-building efforts.
Local Volunteering
Building an ongoing volunteer program in Hamden and the greater Quinnipiac community.
Work With Us
Know a cause Connecticut Epsilon should support?
Alumni, campus partners, and local organizations are welcome to reach out about service opportunities and partnerships.