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Philanthropy

 

The brothers of Alpha Gamma Rho pride themselves on making better men through participation in philanthropic endeavors to support our on and off campus communities.

Looking to get in touch regarding a potential philanthropy event? Please contact our Philanthropy Chair, Destin Witmer ‘24, at DCW236@CORNELL.EDU

September 12, 2020 — Brothers participated in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s “Out of Darkness Walk”. Due to COVID-19, brothers participated by walking 5 socially distant laps around the Cornell Ag Quad.

September 12, 2020 — Brothers participated in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s “Out of Darkness Walk”. Due to COVID-19, brothers participated by walking 5 socially distant laps around the Cornell Ag Quad.

March 6, 2019 — The second to last time brothers visited Bridges Cornell Heights to have dinner and socialize with the members of our community that have been here the longest.

March 6, 2019 — The second to last time brothers visited Bridges Cornell Heights to have dinner and socialize with the members of our community that have been here the longest.

Walk for will

Zeta chapter continued its support of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Brothers walked in solidarity with those who have been affected by depression and suicide through their friends, family, or own personal experience.

Suicide and mental health are pertinent issues in our chapter and community. In 2018 we lost the son of our Chapter Advisor, Will Czymmek, on the day before his eighteenth birthday. Many brothers have a strong association with the dairy industry, which has seen increased rates of mental health issues in the past few years. Cornell University itself holds a reputation as one of the most stressful universities in the nation.

Rates of reported depression, stress, and anxiety have increased both within the agricultural industry and on Cornell’s campus. You can show your support for the AFSA by donating here.

Bridges of Cornell Heights

Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 brothers of Alpha Gamma Rho have not been able to meet with our neighbors at Bridges. This decision was made to ensure the safety of Bridge’s at risk residents as well as brothers own health.  In the past, this was one of house’s favorite philanthropy events, as brothers enjoyed socializing and listening to stories from individuals who have been long time members of the surrounding community. Hopefully in the near future brothers once again will be able to visit Bridges and its wonderful residents.

 
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