Each October, the Legion of Honor comes together to celebrate the anniversary of Sigma Nu’s spiritual founding by supporting the Fraternity’s annual Day of Giving. This 24-hour campaign unites brothers and friends in a shared commitment to protect, strengthen, and advance Sigma Nu for future generations.
Save the Date for the 2026 Day of Giving: October 21-22, 2026
2025 Impact
The 2025 Day of Giving, held October 15–16, was the most successful in Fraternity history, raising a record $74,105 from 468 donors—setting new records for both dollars raised and donor participation.
Supporting the Fund for Excellence
Every gift to the Day of Giving supports the Fund for Excellence, which provides vital funding for the Fraternity’s leadership and educational initiatives, including:
- LEAD, Sigma Nu’s four-year leadership development program
- College of Chapters, leadership training for Chapter Commanders
- Sigma Nu Institute, annual officer training
- Behind Happy Faces and addtional mental health education and resources
- Lexington Leadership Institute, the Fraternity’s emerging leaders program
- Sigma Nu Headquarters, preserving the “Crown Jewel” of the Legion of Honor
Thank you to every brother and friend who supported the 2025 Day of Giving. Your generosity helps develop ethical leaders inspired by the principles of Love, Honor, and Truth while ensuring future generations experience the lifelong value of Sigma Nu.
2025 Day of Giving Ambassadors
- Michael Alderman (Hampden-Sydney)
- Alex Bargen (Southeast Missouri State)
- Bret Benigno (Southern Mississippi)
- Terry Birkle (Virginia)
- JP Blaho (Bethany)
- Patrick Bobo (Alabama in Huntsville)
- Ben Buettell (Northwestern)
- Josh Calhoun (Georgia Southern)
- Dennis Campbell (Akron)
- Shon Christy (Akron)
- Nick Claghorn (Indiana)
- Nathan Collier (Northwestern State)
- Rhys Collins (East Carolina)
- Patrick Crawford (Northwestern State)
- Donald Densborn (Indiana)
- Reef Dildilian (Wyoming)
- Joe Ditto (Alabama in Huntsville)
- Paul Dobbins (Southeast Missouri State)
- Jeremy Edwards (Tulsa)
- Jay Evers (Auburn)
- Ryan Ewing (Drury)
- Raymond Fontenote (Lamar)
- Scot Franson (Missouri State)
- Dominic Frattura (Arizona State)
- Josh Fuller (Jacksonville State)
- Rudy Garcia (Arizona State)
- Bill Geddy (Georgia Southern)
- Adam Girtz (North Dakota State)
- David Glassman (Eastern Michigan)
- Chris Graham (Lamar)
- James Hager (Ball State)
- Floyd Hawkins (Vincennes)
- John Hearn (Georgia)
- Michael Hiller (LSU)
- Adrian House (UC Davis)
- Frank Johnson (Wake Forest)
- Brit Katz (Mississippi State)
- Kevin Kedzoir (Northern Illinois)
- Jamison Keller (Cal State San Bernardino)
- Nic Lanier (Midwestern State)
- Kirk Lastrapes (Louisiana at Lafayette)
- Dennis Lee (Jefferson)
- Kyle Lee (Eastern New Mexico)
- Jason Lyon (Jefferson)
- Jay Maddox (Purdue)
- Robert Marias (Villanova)
- Harry McCleary (Kennesaw State)
- James McElvany (Cal Poly San Luis Obispo)
- Tim McFerrin (Kansas)
- Carson McKeen (Auburn)
- Scott Morris (Washington & Lee)
- Mark Mustoe (Kansas)
- Tre Nelson (Northwestern State)
- Eldric Noble (Stephen F. Austin State)
- Tyler Nutter (Central Oklahoma)
- Henrik Patel (Tufts)
- Steve Ratterman (Auburn)
- Bud Richey (Louisiana Tech)
- Jacob Rigsby (Colorado State)
- John Roberson (Baylor)
- Mark Roman (Case Western Reserve)
- Lawrence Saenz (Sam Houston State)
- John Shaner (Penn State)
- Diego Silva (Cal State LA)
- Brandon Smith (George Mason)
- Jon Sprenger (Drury)
- John Steiding (Wittenberg)
- Ralph Thomas (Tennessee)
- Manish Vig (Rochester)
- Cameron Williams (San Diego State)
- Evan Winebarger (Georgia Southern)
- Jacob Zink (Montana State)
2025 Day of Giving By the Numbers
468
Total Supporters
$74105
Dollars Raised
119
First-Time Donors
