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ET Crowns a Winner for National Philanthropies


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The Epsilon Tau chapter at UMBC recently held two spring fundraisers to net more than $1300 for Special Olympics and the S. June Smith Center.

Their largest event is “Mr. UMBC”, a competition where male students from various campus groups compete for a crown. It's a formal affair, with money raised through ticket sales to guests. This year was their most successful ever, with almost 200 guests bringing in about $1000.

Their second fundraiser was “Fish Pong”, a familiar fair game where participants toss ping-pong balls into cups of water to win a fish! For $1-$5, participants purchased a number of chances for a particular type of fish. The game raised $350 to help the national philanthropies.

For more information on these and other ET philanthropic events, contact Lauren.


Mr. UMBC contestants with their AΣA escorts
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