Pi Beta Phi - Texas A&M University

O n behalf of the Texas Eta Chapter, I extend my most sincere gratitude to the alumnae who have supported the Follow the Arrow Home: Building on 40 Years of Sisterhood campaign. Thank you! We are thrilled for the journey that lies ahead and excited about the opportunities the renovations will bring to Texas Eta. We could not have gotten this far without your steadfast efforts, and we truly appreciate it. We have some exciting news to share with you. To push the campaign over $2.5 million, our undergraduate sisters are offering a challenge to all alumnae. Our youngest sisters have banded together and will match all new alumnae donations, dollar-for-dollar up to $100,000, through December! This challenge includes one-time gifts, new pledges and increased pledges. But, to secure the full $100,000 match, that same amount must be pledged by December 31, 2024. Your gift today will double the impact of your pledge or gift and put us one step closer to crossing the $2.5 million finish line. Don't miss out on the opportunity to capitalize on this initiative! Our collegians have stepped up in a massive way; $100,000 (on top of their existing $500,000 pledge) is no small feat for college students! This is a huge investment from the youngest members of our chapter, and we need to match it. Please send in your gift or increased pledge immediately so we can take full advantage of the challenge. In other good news, campaign volunteers recently met with the builders, designer and architect who will realize our vision for 1601 Munson Avenue. It's going to be fabulous—but we need to hit our goal! To accept this challenge, visit aggiepibetaphi.causevox.com, scan the QR code below or return the enclosed pledge form. Thank you for your support as we prepare our home for future generations of Pi Phi leaders. Our chapter members and campaign leadership are dedicated to surpassing expectations and ensuring that Texas Eta is a chapter that you can be proud of. In Pi Phi, Vanessa Redman '90, Campaign Chair ringchingredman@gmail.com Aggie Arrow Texas Eta Chapter of Pi Beta Phi at Texas A&M University Fall 2024 The Chapter House Corporation, Alumnae Advisory Committee and architectural and interior design teams met in August to finalize plans for the additions and remodel of the Texas Eta home. Watch for news on the upcoming groundbreaking this fall! UNDERGRADUATES ISSUE $100,000 GIVING CHALLENGE TO ALUMNAE We Have Through December—Act Now! Member Class 2024 gathers on Bid Day! See Our New Members on Page 5! "Coming into freshman year of college can be an intimidating experience, but meeting so many amazing and welcoming women has made this sorority my home away from home. Being a Pi Phi is not only a great way of getting plugged into the community of a big school, but it's also service and sisterhood that is bigger than myself. I'm grateful for my experience here so far and can't wait for what these next four years have in store. Ring Ching!" –Whitney Tucker

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