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Philanthropy in Action The Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Millersville has been working hard to make a difference in the community through service projects. Notably, they’ve worked with the Live Like Lou Foundation that raises money for research and helping families affected by Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. This cause is near and dear to the Millersville chapter of the fraternity and the national organization as Lou Gehrig was a brother of Phi Delta Theta. The organization has helped two families affected by ALS by taking on tasks like power washing, house and yard work, and other similar duties. Over lunch with the Kready and the Martin families, members talked with both families, and in doing so, learned how ALS affected the person diagnosed, as well as the family. President Joey Pavone states, “The experience has been truly meaningful for our chapter, and we’re looking forward to continuing to stand by our families and make a positive impact.” According to the members, their work with the foundation has been fulfilling on an individual and group level and they hope to continue and further their reach. Philanthropy Chair, Edison Gingrich from Phi Delta says, “Organizing these service projects has shown me how easily we can come together to have a lasting impact on families affected by ALS.” To continue their support of this cause, the fraternity brothers partook in the Iron Phi challenge and plans to have a 5k run for Iron Phi in hopes to raise money for ALS research and also plans to have on campus fundraisers like Pie a Phi in the coming weeks.