by Ben Figoten, Lambda Chi Alpha Philanthropy Chair
On Saturday April 3rd the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity sent roughly two dozen brothers into Tompkins County to volunteer and plan an Easter Egg Hunt open to the local community. The hunt featured over 6,000 eggs and attracted thousands of local parents and kids celebrating the holiday.
Other events included a 50/50 raffle, a jelly bean challenge, a rubber duckie prize station and a photography shoot.
The brothers volunteered in a variety of roles in order to help make sure the event ran smoothly. Brothers of the fraternity reported having a great time and plan to run a similar event with the Ithaca community for Halloween next fall semester as well as Easter in 2011.
On Saturday April 3rd the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity sent roughly two dozen brothers into Tompkins County to volunteer and plan an Easter Egg Hunt open to the local community. The hunt featured over 6,000 eggs and attracted thousands of local parents and kids celebrating the holiday.
Other events included a 50/50 raffle, a jelly bean challenge, a rubber duckie prize station and a photography shoot.
The brothers volunteered in a variety of roles in order to help make sure the event ran smoothly. Brothers of the fraternity reported having a great time and plan to run a similar event with the Ithaca community for Halloween next fall semester as well as Easter in 2011.
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