Welcome and thank you to the members of Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity for your meaningful support of the Hazing Prevention Network. Your commitment to promoting safe, respectful brotherhood helps drive our mission forward and makes a real difference in preventing hazing. We’re proud to stand with you in building stronger, safer communities.
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Fundraising for Hazing Prevention Network
Supporting Hazing Prevention Network isn’t just about checking a box—it’s about taking a stand for a better fraternity experience. By raising funds, your chapter helps bring real education and resources to campuses that need it, including your own.
Hazing Prevention Network creates programs that actually speak to students, helping people recognize hazing for what it is and learn how to stop it. When your chapter contributes, you’re backing efforts that empower student leaders to change the culture—something that benefits every fraternity member.
Plus, stepping up to support hazing prevention shows values in action. It says, “We care about each other. We care about the future of our chapter.” It’s a powerful way to set your group apart as one that leads with respect, not fear.
Bottom line: fundraising for Hazing Prevention Network helps protect your chapter, your brothers, and your campus. And that’s something worth investing in.
Hazing Prevention Network
Hazing Prevention Network is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering people to prevent hazing.
Reach out any time
If you have ideas or questions, reach out to Todd Shelton.
Send us your photos
Be sure to snap some photos during your fundraising events and send them our way! We’d love to showcase your chapter’s creativity and commitment to hazing prevention on our social media and website. Sharing your efforts not only highlights your leadership but also inspires other chapters to get involved and make a difference too. Send photos to Todd Shelton.
And the winner is…
When you fundraise for Hazing Prevention Network, come back and complete this form. Each year, we want to recognize chapters for overall fundraising dollars and for successful, original events.
Fundraiser ideas:
Be original but if you need ideas, here’s some tailored for chapters looking to support Hazing Prevention Network:
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“Pie a Brother” Booth – Let students donate to throw a whipped cream pie at participating members.
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BBQ or Cookout – Host a cookout on campus with donations or entry fees supporting the cause.
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Dunk Tank Challenge – Rent a dunk tank and have popular brothers volunteer as targets.
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Battle of the Bands – Organize a campus-wide music event with an entry fee and audience donations.
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Charity Volleyball or Dodgeball Tournament – Charge team entry fees and promote a competitive but fun event.
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Silent Auction or Raffle – Ask local businesses for donations and raffle off items or experiences.
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Penny Wars Between Brothers – Create a friendly competition between pledge classes or house floors.
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Karaoke Night or Lip Sync Battle – Sell tickets or take donations at the door for a night of entertainment.
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T-shirt Sales – Design and sell custom shirts with anti-hazing messages and fraternity branding.
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Social Media Challenge – Use platforms like Instagram or TikTok to raise awareness and gather donations (e.g., match donations for likes or shares).
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Partner with a Local Restaurant – Arrange a profit-share night where a portion of sales supports HPN.
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“No-Shave” Month or Head Shaving Challenge – Brothers raise money by pledging not to shave—or to shave—based on donation goals.
These events not only raise money but also show your chapter’s commitment to leadership, accountability, and a safer Greek life experience.
Looking for tshirts or other hazing prevention merch?
Merchandise is available to bring attention to hazing prevention on your campus or in your organization.
National Hazing Prevention Week, September 22-26, 2025, is a dedicated time for communities, campuses, organizations, and individuals to come together to raise awareness and promote education around the issue of hazing. Officially observed during the last full week of September, NHPW serves as a rallying point—but hazing prevention efforts can and should happen year-round. The goal is simple: to create a focused moment where the entire community actively engages in meaningful conversations and actions to prevent hazing.
