Fraternity fundraiser raises more than $63K for rare childhood disorders
The Phi Gamma Delta chapter at ASU doubles down on community fundraising efforts after a successful philanthropy event called Shave to Save helped raise more than $63,000 for the Translational Genomics Research Institute’s Center for Rare Childhood Disorders.
Check out the fraternity's new cause at: fijitaxcredit.org.
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