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It begins before classes even start and ends well after the semester draws to a close. If there is one thing that Temple University Ambler students, faculty, and staff share in common, it's their willingness to help others through any number of causes throughout the year. Temple University Ambler's student organizations, in particular, embrace the idea of giving back to the community in a wide variety of ways - clothing drives, food drives, toy drives, stream clean-ups, beautification projects, special events, bake sales, marathons, concerts, plays, and much more. In 2007, after the tragic events at Virginia Tech unfolded, Ambler's students, in just three days, created the "Temple Cares" campaign, a t-shirt sale that raises thousands of dollars for Virginia Tech's Hokie Hope Memorial Fund. Through turkey drives, blood drives, silent auctions, and charity walks, Ambler's faculty and staff also sought to lead by example. The campus community as a whole understands the importance of giving their time and effort to ensure a better life for others.
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Wednesday, December 12, 2:30 to 4 p.m., Dining Center
During the Holiday Celebration, take the time to say hello to someone new, learn about what they do on campus, and wish them a happy holiday! The celebration will include a few words from Dean Dr. James W. Hilty and a “Not-So-Silent” Auction, which has proven very popular for the last two years. Food and beverages will also be served. This Annual Faculty/Staff Holiday Celebration is generously supported by Sodexho Food Services.
Each year, as part of the Faculty and Staff Holiday Celebration, various items are raffled off during the “Not-So-Silent” Auction to raise money for the Sundermeier Award Fund, established by Marketing and Special Events Rachel Berger when she was still a student at Ambler. The Award honors the memory of Bob Sundermeier, a long-time employee of the Facilities Management Department at Ambler who had to stop working in 2004 after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer — he passed away less than a year after his diagnosis.
If any staff or faculty member would like to donate something to be used in the Auction, donations will be gladly accepted. This is also a great time to pass along all of those wicker baskets that are unused from home. Wicker baskets will be used to package items for the auction. The drop off point for baskets and donations will be the Dean’s Office in the Administration Building. Donations will be accepted through Wednesday, December 5. Information: Crisbel Baez at 267-468-8020 (3-8020 on campus). |
Friday, November 30, 2007, Learning Center Auditorium
On November 30, the Commuters and Residents Together will host its third annual holiday show, entitled Home For The Holidays: Community of Cultures, written and directed by Temple University Ambler student Jennifer Shields to commemorate many of the major holidays taking place. The program featured the singing, acting, and dancing talents of more than a dozen student organizations.
In the spirit of the season, the celebration was also a charity event, benefiting the Wylie’s Day Foundation, which provides funding for medical research toward curing pediatric brain tumors. Local parent Stephanie Strotbeck created the foundation after her son Wylie passed away from a brain tumor at just 13 years old.
Shannon Parker, Temple Ambler freshman and Wylie’s cousin, suggested the cause for this year’s holiday show fundraiser. “The foundation provides awareness for pediatric brain tumors and raises money for research, as well as activities for the children suffering from this horrible disease,” Parker said.
Taking the form of a play, the event will take place in snowed-in airport where George Grimsby, the Ebenezer Scrooge of his day, learns to embrace the holiday spirit. Through song, dance, special readings, and a surprise or two — all performed by Ambler campus students — George is immersed in the many holiday traditions celebrated during this time of year.
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November 19 through Thursday, December 6, 2007, Drop-Off boxes in West Hall, Bright Hall, and the Learning Center
The Ambler campus Owl Ambassadors invite all Temple University Ambler students, faculty, and staff, to help support one of the largest hunger relief campaigns in the region.
The Ambassadors collected hundreds of pounds of non-perishable food items in the last two years for the Annual Camp Out for Hunger, sponsored by the Preston and Steve Show on 93.3 FM WMMR on behalf of Philabundance.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2007,
from 7 to 9 p.m., at the True Brew Café, in the Maple Glen Shopping Center, 1925 Norristown Road, Maple Glen — just minutes from the Temple University Ambler campus.
By a conservative estimate, 4 million American women experience a serious assault by an intimate partner each year. Nearly one in three women experience at least one physical assault by a partner during adulthood.
To help raise awareness of this critical issue the Gamma Sigma Sigma sorority will host the “Rock to Stop” Concert for Domestic Abuse Awareness. The event will be held on Wednesday, November 14, from 7 to 9 p.m., at the True Brew Café, in the Maple Glen Shopping Center.
The November 14 event will include four live bands — Heirloom Projector, With Eyes Like Ours, Mofukis, and The Dirty Mac. All proceeds will support the efforts of the Women’s Shelter of Montgomery County. There is no charge for the event, but monetary donations are encouraged. Event t-shirts will be sold for $8. Clothing donations for the Women’s Shelter will also be gratefully accepted.
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Applications due Monday, November 19, 2007, by 5 p.m.; Gifts will be presented to a family in Ambler on Monday, December 17, 2007, Ambler Campus and the surrounding community
Temple University Ambler’s Sigma Chi Delta sorority has undertaken a project to ensure a happy holiday for a family in need. The organization will select a family in the region for whom they will grant their holiday wishes, providing gifts and necessities for all family members. Students, faculty, and staff who know of a family in need are encouraged to have that family apply to the PollyAmbler Project by Monday, November 19.
The Ambler organization will select a family and deliver gifts directly to their home on Monday, December 17. For more information, contact kim-anh.nguyen@temple.edu.
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Monday, November 12, 2007 9 p.m., Bright Hall Lounge, and additional dates planned throughout the year, Bright Hall Lounge
The ironically Gamers Anonymous student organization at Temple University Ambler has much more on its mind than just gaming. The organization — comprised of gaming enthusiasts of all sorts has begun a tradition of highly successful “Ultimate Gaming Nights,” proceeds of which benefited the Youth For Technology Foundation, an international non-profit organization that seeks to “bridge the digital canyon” among disadvantaged communities in developing countries, and Child’s Play, which supports sick children at hospitals throughout the country.
Gamers Anonymous won “Student Organization of the Year” for 2006-2007 by hosting such events in addition to other gaming tournaments, charity, dinners, game show nights, movie nights, and a popular “Playground Showdown,” raising hundreds of dollars for their supported charities. |
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Tuesday, November 6, through Tuesday, December 4, Donation boxes in Bright Hall Lounge, the East Residence Hall, and Widener Hall
Every children deserves to feel special during the holidays. Here's your opportunity to help the Criminal Justice Society bring a smile to the face of a little girl or boy this season! The organization is sponsoring a toy drive to support the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves Toys For Tots program, which will celebrate its 60th Anniversary this year. The Criminal Justice Society is seeking new, unwrapped toys - monetary donations may also be given to Cheryl Irons-Guynn, Coordinator for Criminal Justice at Ambler, in West Hall Lower Level Room 2. Information: gina.galena@temple.edu. |
Thursday, November 1, through Monday, November 19, 2007, Administration Building
Administration Building
Monetary donations will be accepted from now through November 19; Frozen turkey donations: Thursday, November 15, Friday, November 16, and Monday, November 19, (by 2 p.m. Nov. 19), Administration Building
Ambler campus students, faculty, and staff are asked to do what they can to help ensure a happy Thanksgiving meal for families in our community by supporting a special Turkey Drive on campus. The drive will benefit the Mattie M. Dixon Community Cupboard. All donations of frozen turkeys should be made on Thursday, November 15, Friday, November 16, and Monday, November 19. Cash donations for the purchase of turkeys and other items essential to a Thanksgiving meal will be accepted from now through Monday, November 19 — monetary donations are preferred to frozen turkey donations. All donated turkeys must be frozen.
If you are interested in making a cash donation, please deliver it to Jim Duffy (duffyj@temple.edu) in the Administration Building. In coordination with the campus Turkey Drive, the Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity will also hold a non-perishable food drive from now through November 19. Drop-off boxes will be placed in Bright Hall, West Hall, and Widener Hall. Suggested donations include canned fruits and vegetables, dessert mixes, cereal, and other non-perishable items. Collected turkeys and food donations will be taken to the Community Cupboard, 150 N. Main St., Ambler, at 2 p.m., November 19 to be added to holiday baskets for families in need. Information or to volunteer to help with the Ambler Campus Turkey Drive: 267-468-8108. Information on the Mattie M. Dixon Community Cupboard: 215-628-3002.
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Thursday, November 1, through Friday, November 30, 2007
Temple University Ambler's Sigma Chi Delta Sorority will be collecting old newspapers, blankets, toys and more for area animal shelters.
Collection boxes will be located in East Residence Hall, West Residence Hall and Bright Hall Lounge through November 30. Information:
tua22589@temple.edu. |
Monday, October 29, 2007, East Hall, Bright Hall Lounge
Everyone deserves to dress up and have a little fun during Halloween. On Monday, October 29, the Sigma Chi Delta Sorority and other campus student organizations will host a special Halloween celebration for the children of St. Mary’s Villa in Ambler Borough. After trick-or-treating on campus, the children took part in traditional activities, such as bobbing for apples. |
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Saturday, October 20, 2007, Gwynedd-Mercy College
Students, faculty, and staff were asked to join the sisters of the Sigma Chi Delta social/service sorority as they supported the 2007 Montgomery County Light the Night Walk on October 20. Light The Night is an annual Lukemia & Lymphoma Society event to raise funds for cures. It’s the nation’s night to pay tribute and bring hope to thousands of patients and their families. Funds raised through the Light The Night Walk supports the work of hundreds of the world’s best and brightest researchers in their search for better therapies and cures for leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma.
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Wednesday, October 17, through Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Temple University Ambler's Sigma Chi Delta Sorority is collecting old and new Halloween costumes to donate to St. Mary's Villa children for Halloween.
Collection boxes are located in East Residence Hall and Bright Hall Lounge. Information:
tua22589@temple.edu.
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Saturday, October 6, and Sunday, October 7, 2007, Acme, 1640 Bethlehem Pike, Flourtown
Is it an unfortunate truth that most of us know someone who has been affected by cancer in some way. Sigma Chi Delta provided a chance for the community to make a contribution toward a cure! On Saturday, October 6, and Sunday, October 7, the sisters of the Sigma Chi Delta social/service sorority were at the Acme market in Flourtown selling ribbons to support the upcoming 8th Annual Philadelphia Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk, which will held on Sunday, October 14. Members of the sorority also took part in the Cancer Walk on October 14. |
October 2007 and March 2008, Bright Hall Lounge
The blood supply for the region is often at critical levels. Each semester Temple University Ambler hosts a blood drive, collecting dozens of viable pints to help the cause. According to the Red Cross it is consistently one of the most successful college-led blood drives in the region. |
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Saturday, August 25, 2007
The heat didn't dampen the spirits of more than 50 Ambler campus freshmen, who got of bright and early on their second day at campus to give something back to their newly-adopted community.
On Saturday, August 25, Temple University Ambler students visited the Ambler Borough for a special Ambler Clean-Up community service project.
The program was part of a University-wide initiative called FRESHSERVE, which was started to get freshman students involved in community service right away. Students spent the day pulling weeds, sweeping sidewalks, planting and watering plants, clearing away debris and other clean-up efforts in the borough, breaking up into five teams of 10 or more to maximize their efforts.
Ambler Main Street Manager Bernadette Dougherty got the teams started, providing gloves, sweepers, protective gear, and new plants to go along the main borough corridor. Ambler Council President Anita Pieri also take part in the special program, welcoming the new freshmen and inviting them to explore everything that Ambler Borough has to offer. The Agave Grille provided lunch for the students, courtesy of Ambler Main Street. |
Throughout the year, Learning Center
The “pretzel ladies” found a new location for 2006-2007— the new Learning Center — and began their fundraising efforts once again in October. All proceeds from the sales of pretzels, which they sell daily, supports Sigma Chi Delta and their yearly efforts to assist several charities throughout the region including the Sunshine Foundation, March of Dimes, and the American Cancer Society, among others. |
Saturday, April 21, 2007., Mondauk Common Park, Susquehanna and Dillon Roads in Fort Washington
Prior to the Cherry and White Festivities at Temple University Ambler April 21, all students, faculty, and alumni were invited to take part in the Chosen 300 Ministries’ “First Annual 5 Mile Walk for the Homeless,” of which Temple University Ambler was a sponsor. Proceeds benefited Chosen 300 outreach programs in Philadelphia, many of which are supported by Temple student organizations at the Ambler and Main campuses. |
Saturday, April 28, 2007, Dining Center
What would you do to help children suffering from catastrophic diseases? All that the Temple University Ambler Student Government Association (SGA) and Ambler Campus Program Board asked was that people put on their dancing shoes and enter “paradise.” On Saturday, April 28, the Ambler SGA and Program Board played host to the 1st Annual “Garden Utopia” Charity Ball in the Ambler campus Dining Center.
All proceeds from the evening benefited St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The first time event raised more than $900 for St. Jude’s. |
Sunday, April 22, 2007, North Penn High School
The Gamma Sigma Sigma sorority raised funds and participating in a 6-mile Muscular Dystrophy Walk at North Penn High school on Sunday, April 22. Students, faculty, and staff were invited to join the team!
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Sunday, April 29, 2007, Began at Bright Hall Circle
Premature birth is now the number one obstetric problem in the United States. To help reduce that staggering number of premature births, hundreds of heroes laced up their walking shoes Sunday, April 29, for WalkAmerica 2007. The walk highlighted the March of Dimes’ ongoing campaign to raise public awareness, reduce the rates of pre-term birth, and increase research to find the cause of prematurity. This was the tenth consecutive year Temple University Ambler has served as a March of Dimes WalkAmerica host and the single most successful year to date — an estimated 800 walkers, more than double the previous year! According to event organizers, the Ambler site raised well over $200,000. The Ambler Campus team — comprised of several smaller office and student organization teams — raised nearly $3,500 for the cause. |
Tuesday, April 24, 2007, Bright Hall Circle
The Temple University Ambler chapter of the Gamma Sigma Sigma national social/service sorority held a silent auction benefiting the American Cancer Society. The sorority invited businesses from throughout the region to donate auction items for the event - everything from tanning sessions to entertainment packages to collectibles.
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Saturday, April 21, 2007, Pennypack Park, Bryn Athyn
The Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority and Temple University Ambler Planning Society invited the campus to help clean up Pennypack Park. Participants pulled weeds, cleared away branches, and removed litter from the park.
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Friday, April 20, Saturday, April 21, and throughout the end of April, 2007
Leaders Enhancing Ambler Daily (LEAD), the Ambler Student Government Association slate for the 2007-2008 school year, sold “Temple Cares” t-shirts at EarthFest 2007, Cherry and White Day, Spring Open House, WalkAmerica 2007 and other locations.
The shirts read: TEMPLE CARES (Front), Virginia Tech is in our hearts!, 4/16/07. Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund (Back). The effort, which was put together in just three days, raised thousands of dollars for the Virginia Tech-sponsored Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund.
To remember and honor the victims of the tragic events of April 16, Virginia Tech established the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund “to aid in the healing process and generate financial support.” The fund supports grief counseling, memorials, comfort expenses, and incidental needs. |
Monday, April 23, 2007, Bright Hall Lounge
Dean Hilty hosted this Special Forum in remembrance of the Virginia Tech students and faculty who lost their lives or were injured on April 16. It was a time of reflection and thought about what we can learn from this situation and how we can better serve each other. All community members were invited to attend and take 32 seconds of silence to honor the deceased. |
Wednesday, April 18, 2007, Bright Hall Circle
A candlelight vigil was held on campus on Wednesday, April 18 at the flagpole in front of Bright Hall. The Office of Student Life at Ambler, in coordination with the Ambler Student Government Association and Ambler Program Board, sponsored this special vigil in remembrance of the Virginia Tech students who lost their lives or were injured during the tragic events of April 16. Dozens of members of the campus community gathered together to express their sadness but also to support one another and send their support to the families of the slain and injured and the Virginia Tech community as a whole.
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Thursday, April 12, 2007, Temple University Ambler and Temple University Fort Washington
Temple University Ambler students, faculty and staff were invited to show their “Pink and Blue” in support of WalkAmerica 2007, which would be held at the Ambler campus on Sunday, April 29.
During “Pink & Blue Jeans Day,” the campus community was asked to wear something pink along with dressing down and donning their favorite pair of jeans. Everyone had the opportunity to pick up WalkAmerica information, learn more about the March of Dimes, and be entered into a drawing to win a gift basket of goodies — proceeds supported WalkAmerica. |
Thursday, March 29, 2007, Learning Center
The Owlreach and Jubilee student organizations continued their support of a national effort to end the civil war in Northern Uganda, which is devastating the lives of thousands of innocent children. This new documentary produced by the Invisible Children organization richly portrayed what is happening to thousands of innocent children caught up in an ongoing civil war in Northern Uganda will be played during the program. Bake goods were also on sale during the program. All proceeds raised from the event supported Invisible Children, an organization that is successfully raising awareness about the humanitarian disaster presently taking place in Uganda; the organization also coordinates international support for the rights of the Ugandan people.
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March 2007, drop-off boxes in Bright Hall and the East Residence Hall
The United Voices of Praise student gospel choir accepted donations of a variety of items to create Easter baskets. Through this effort, the organization personally delivered dozens of baskets to children at Temple Children’s Hospital.
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Donation collection: March through April 14, 2007/Event: April 14, 2007, Bright Hall Lounge
Everyone deserves that special night — a chance to dress up, look your best, and dance the night away. For some, that dream may be out of their economic reach. Sigma Chi Delta provided a chance for everyone help local high school students enjoy their prom with “Dress Me Up for the Prom.” Dresses and accessories — shoes and other items — were collected, in addition to men’s prom attire, and students came to the Ambler campus to “shop” for their prom wear.
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Saturday, March 24, 2007, 3 p.m. to Sunday, March 25, 2007, 3 p.m.
The 24 hours the Phi Kappa Chi chapter of the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity spent playing volleyball March 24 and 25 certainly paid off. Through their efforts, and the generous support of student organization, faculty, staff, and several Alpha Chi Rho (and Ambler campus) alums, the Ambler campus chapter raised more than $3,200 for the American Cancer Society. Since its inception, Alpha Chi Rho’s annual charity volleyball marathon has raised tens of thousands of dollars for a wide variety of charitable causes. |
Saturday, March 31, 2007, Washington, DC
March 31 was the first National Walk For Epilepsy. Temple University Ambler student, former Program Board President, and 2006 Student Leader of the Year, Kristen Penderghest — who herself battles epileptic seizures — was right in the thick of things. At the Ambler campus, Rachel Berger, Marketing Coordinator, collected donations to support Kristen’s team. |
December 2006, Dining Center
The 2007 Faculty and Staff Holiday Celebration wasn’t just a time to enjoy moments of fun with colleagues. It was also an event to raise money for the Sundermeier Award, an annual scholarship specifically for Ambler campus students. Ambler faculty and staff donated a variety of items (some handmade, many provided upon request by area businesses) for a special auction, which raised $647 for the annual award. |
Saturday, November 18, 2006, Scattergood Foundation, 4641 Roosevelt Boulevard, Philadelphia
The sister’s of Gamma Sigma Sigma helped the Scattergood Foundation beautify their facilities. The sorority raked, pulled weeds, and did other landscaping work. The Scattergood Foundation creates and promotes educational programs for those affected by mental illness and those with the power to effect change and growth in the delivery of behavioral health services; helps create access to behavioral healthcare by supporting research and legislation beneficial to persons with psychiatric health needs; and partners with other publicly supported non-profit organizations to provide or improve access to behavioral healthcare in Southeastern Pennsylvania. |
Thursday, November 30, 2006, Bright Hall Lounge
The Pi Phi sorority once again turned the tried-and-true “beauty” pageant upside down. All proceeds for this event went to the National Alliance for Autism Research (NAAR), which recently merged with Autism Speaks International. |
November and December, 2006, drop-off boxes in Bright Hall, Widener Hall, Dixon Hall, West Hall, and the East Residence Hall
The Society for Exceptional Educators held a special “food and essentials” drive to support the Indian Valley Opportunity Center. The mission of the Center is to assist area residents having difficulty meeting basic needs, including food, shelter, literacy or other adult education, employment, and to facilitate access to other social services through information and referral. The organization also helps area residents overcome barriers related to or caused by differences in language and culture or ethnicity and promotes mutual awareness and understanding among the various majority and minority cultural groups that make up our multicultural community. |
Monday, October 23 to Friday, November 2, 2006, Drop-off boxes in Bright Hall Lounge and West Hall
Jubilee and Owlreach holding a special campus clothing drive — all donated items were taken to Logan Circle on November 2, where the Main Campus Crosswalk organization had teamed up with Liberti Church to supply hot meals and clothing to the homeless. |
Saturday, November 4, 2006, Commuter Parking Lot Field
At Crowbowl 2006, reaching the end zone meant a lot more than victory. On November 4, about 250 members of the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity from all along the East Coast picked up the pigskin for a full day of camaraderie and community service.
The brothers from 20 chapters of Alpha Chi Rho played a two-game elimination tournament where the emphasis was less on scoring touchdowns and more on raising money for the Children’s Wish Foundation and Feed The Children. |
Wednesday, October 25, 2006, Bright Hall Lounge
AMA Ambler hosted a night of social events on campus to remember those lost and to help those who are still in need in New Orleans. Monetary donations were accepted and donated to Katrina Relief agencies. |
Tuesday, October 24, 2006, Ambler Campus
The Ambler campus took a colorful stand in the fight for a cure. On Tuesday, October 24, all Temple University Ambler and Temple University Fort Washington students, faculty, and staff, were asked to wear pink to support Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation’s new initiative, “Passionately Pike for the Cure.”
Sponsored by the Office of Student Life on campus, everyone in the campus community was also asked to donate $5 or more in addition to showing off their pink attire — all proceeds supported the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. |
October 2006, Drop-off boxes in Bright Hall, West Hall, and the Learning Center
The Pi Phi, Sigma Chi Delta, and Gamma Sigma Sigma sororities collected bras at drop-off points throughout camps to help support the Linda Creed Breast Cancer Foundation. The collection was part of a larger charity project sponsored by Q102’s Chris Booker morning show. The collected apparel was displayed along Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia to help raise awareness about breast cancer. Area businesses also pledged cash donations to match how many bras were collected — all funds raised went to the Linda Creed Breast Cancer Foundation. |
Weekly, Fall 2006 and Spring 2007, Learning Center
Each week, members of Owlreach — a student organization dedicated to community service — took the time to create tasty treats. All proceeds support the organizations’ efforts to assist a girl in Indonesia enjoy a better life. |
Saturday, September 30, 2006, Temple University Ambler
Beta Alpha Psi, the national honors fraternity for business professionals, sponsored a double elimination volleyball marathon with proceeds going directly to the United Way.
Local branches of the top international accounting firms — Deloitte, Ernst & Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Grant Thornton, and KPMG — and regional firms such as Goldenberg Rosenthal, Margolis and Co., Kreischer Miller, and Philadelphia CPA Review were among the businesses that fielded teams for the charitable event.
The event raised more than $2,000 for the United Way. |
Saturdays, July to September, 2006, Visitor Parking Lot
Each year, the Pi Phi sorority at Temple University Ambler partners with Philabundance to provide a drop-off point for the Share the Harvest program. Area farmers, home gardeners, faculty, students, and staff are asked to bring their surplus vegetables to the Temple University Ambler Visitor’s Parking Lot on Meetinghouse Road.
Each year, the Pi Phi Sorority also supports Plant Ambler, Ambler Main Street’s ongoing beautification/environmental program in Ambler Borough — Pi Phi plants and takes care of a plot of land in the borough across from the Ambler Savings Bank. Pi Phi will again support Share the Harvest from each Saturday, from July through September 2007.
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Students at Temple University developed their own anti-smoking commercial, part of a contest to support anti-smoking efforts in Pennsylvania. The script was written by students Sam Grow and Sarah King. Students acting in the video were Staisha Stephens-Brown, Mike Cristinzio, Jittu George, and Kimberly Karczewski. The commercials were posted on www.tobaccofreemontco.org. |
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Temple University Ambler Faculty and Staff Holiday Celebration
Home For The Holidays : Community of Cultures Multicultural Holiday Celebration
Ambler Owl Ambassadors Non-Perishable Food Drive to Support the Camp Out For Hunger 
Gamma Sigma Sigma "Rock to Stop" Concert for Domestic Abuse Awareness
Sigma Chi Delta: Project PollyAmbler
Gamers Anonymous Ultimate Gaming Nights and other charitable events
Interior Design Instructor Exhibits Talents at Charity "Showhouse"
Ambler Borough Clean-Up Day 
1st Annual Charity Ball - "Garden Utopia" 
March of Dimes Eastern Montgomery County WalkAmerica 2007 
“Temple Cares” T-shirt Sale to Support Virginia Tech
WalkAmerica “Pink and Blue Jeans Day”
Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity 24-Hour Volleyball Marathon
Crowbowl 2006
Passionately Pink for the Cure
Beta Alpha Psi Volleyball Marathon
Pi Phi Sorority — Philabundance Share the Harvest and Plant Ambler