The Quarterly

On Tuesday, April 14, the Kappa Chi Chapter at Furman University took home the ultimate prize from the university’s annual Fraternal Excellence Awards. The chapter was named the Interfraternity Council Chapter of The Year.

On February 14, brothers and candidates from the Kappa Chi Chapter at Furman University spent a portion of their Saturday helping to pick up over 200 lbs of trash at the Bald Rock Heritage Preserve in partnership with Friends of Bald Rock.

In early November, the Kappa Chi Chapter at Furman University spent time assisting Friends of Bald Rock Heritage Preserve. The brothers helped clean up the preserve by picking up abandoned litter and debris and marking trails.

On September 27, brothers of the Kappa Chi Chapter at Furman University hosted “A DeVine Time,” a fall philanthropy concert benefiting the Ava Claire DeVine Foundation, which supports girls and women who are survivors of sex trafficking. The event, which featured a banner competition and music from Wim Tapley & The Cannons, Noah Daniel, and The Naked Cowboys, brought together students, alumni, and members of the Furman community for a great cause. Thanks to generous attendees and sponsors, the chapter raised nearly $11,000 for the Foundation.