2nd Annual Philly Cup Raises Over $4,000
On November 3rd, the Drexel University and Temple University chapters of the Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity hosted the 2nd Annual Philly Cup, an indoor soccer tournament supporting the fight against autism, and raised over $4,000. The tournament took place in the Temple University Student Pavilion, where over 130 members of the Phi Sigma Pi fraternity from ten different universities attended this event.
Phi Sigma Pi alumni Gabe Lee and Mike Muddrick founded this event two years ago to provide student leadership opportunities and to support communities in raising awareness for a disorder that touches so many people. Lee said, “This type of event is a great way for students to develop leadership skills, support the autism community, and have a lot of fun.”
Phi Sigma Pi alumni Gabe Lee and Mike Muddrick founded this event two years ago to provide student leadership opportunities and to support communities in raising awareness for a disorder that touches so many people. Lee said, “This type of event is a great way for students to develop leadership skills, support the autism community, and have a lot of fun.”
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