WAFFLE NIGHT:  Alpha Delta Pi holds an annual "Waffle Night" every February! The fundraiser has raised over $3,000 for Relay for Life and the Ronald McDonald House. We hope everyone enjoyed their waffles! Thanks again!

ADPi's at Waffle Night 2009!

Hard at work!

Guests enjoying waffles!

The line was out the door!

RON-A-THON:  In the fall of 2008 Alpha Delta Pi hosted its annual Ron-A-Thon 5K. The event benefited the our philanthropy, the Ronald McDonald House. Runners came from all over the Chapel Hill area to run in the beautiful weather for a good cause! Even Ronald came out to support the runners! We hope to have an even bigger turnout next year, so stay tuned for more information about the 2009 Ron-A-Thon.

 ADPi's before the Race!

With Ronald!

Alpha Delta Pi is committed to involvement and philanthropy in the community. Every semester we volunteer countless hours in an effort to make an impact on our local community. Notably in this past school year, we have donated time and fundraising efforts to contribute to some of the leading organizations dedicated to helping others in need.

Philanthropy is continually a priority for Alpha Delta Pi. We volunteer every Monday at our local Chapel Hill Ronald McDonald House. Being able to volunteer time at our National Philanthropy every week is something that our members truly enjoy. Ronald McDonald House is a truly personal philanthropy to our chapter.

Beyond organized volunteering, the women of Alpha Delta Pi support many organizations including Habitat for Humanity, the local animal shelters, Pediatric Playroom at the UNC-Hospital, the Durham Food Bank, Dance Marathon, and the American Red Cross, just to name a few!

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