Philanthropy
The 17 member fraternities of IFC are committed to serving the community in which we reside and having a lasting impact on the lives of those who need help through countless philanthropy and community service events. Below is a chart highlighting the multitude of philanthropies our chapters support!
Phi Gamma Delta - The American Foundation for Suicide
Phi Kappa Psi - Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Pi Kappa Alpha - City of Bryan Fire Department
Sigma Alpha Mu - The Judy Fund
Sigma Chi - Huntsman Cancer Institute
Sigma Phi Epsilon - Big Brothers, Big Sisters of America
Theta Chi - United Service Organization (USO)
Alpha Gamma Rho - Texas Epilepsy Foundation
Alpha Sigma Phi - Home for Our Troops
Alpha Tau Omega - Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Beta Theta Pi - Disabled Outdoorsmen USA
Delta Sigma Phi - Aggieland Humane Society
Delta Tau Delta - Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Kappa Alpha Order - Wounded Warrior Project
Kappa Sigma - Military Heros Campaign
Lambda Chi Alpha - Brazos Valley Suicide Prevention
Phi Delta Theta - Live Like Lou ALS Foundation
In addition, the IFC Executive Board works to put on various philanthropy events that bring our chapters closer together while benefitting the community as a whole.
IFC Golf Tournament
Coming Spring 2024
IFC LEAD Philanthropy
Every Spring the IFC LEAD class, a select group of up and coming fraternity leaders, are tasked with creating and marketing of a philanthropy event. In 2017 the class put on Cook Out for Cops, benefitting the Bryan/College Station Police Departments. All proceeds were donated to the Vest Project, helping the Brazos County Sheriff Department purchase new and improved bullet-proof vests. In 2018 the class put on a tailgate for an Aggie baseball game selling food and bubbles, with all proceeds benefiting Rebuilding Together Bryan/College Station.
Movember
Every Fall the Interfraternity Council hosts a platform for benefitting the Movember Foundation, raising awareness of men's health issues. A mustache growing competition is held for all of the Texas A&M fraternities, where each chapter nominates one member to grow a mustache over the course of the month. Beginning with a shave down early in November, participants and chapters spread awareness for Movember and sell shirts. Near the end of the month the participant with the best mustache is selected for a prize. In 2015, IFC generated $9,382 in charitable contributions throughout the month.