Let's face a fact - when you own a fraternity house, there are gonna be repairs. The guys at Georgia Tech's Sigma Nu know it and plan for it with an annual fundraiser dedicated to fixing the place up.

The challenge comes from the campus community. With 42 active chapters and over 2,300 active undergraduate members in Georgia Tech's Greek System, it's usually a safe bet there will be significant competition for attention and discretionary dollars. To make fundraising work, a student group needs to know up-front that they'll have a program with minimal risk, good potential for payback, and solid support. They need to have CampusFundraiser's Family and Friends magazine program.

"I did a good amount of fundraising in high school" says group leader David Heymann "and I found CampusFundraiser's program to be very smooth." And earning 20% more money than they originally planned on was easy for the guys at the Gamma Alpha chapter with CampusFundraiser by their side. "They made sure we had everything we needed and answered all of my questions and concerns." David reports – all the support that you could possibly ask for.

With the new semester upon them, the guys are happily focusing on fixing up even more than was originally scheduled. "We'll be working with you again" Dave confidently reports.

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