Pi‑Theta ColonyKappa Sigma Fraternity
The Playbook

Service

A Greater Cause

A greater cause, beginning in Conway.

Service is a charter requirement and a way of life. Pi-Theta's work starts in the Conway community and reaches to the veterans of the national Military Heroes Campaign.

30
Service hours per man, to charter
60
Men serving toward the charter
Local
First, in Conway
National
Military Heroes Campaign

The program

Kappa Sigma's national service platform, A Greater Cause, centers on the Military Heroes Campaign, support for wounded and disabled veterans. Pi-Theta carries that banner locally.

This is not optional and it is not for show. Every man contributes 30 service hours on the road to a charter, and the work begins in the community around us.

The national platform

A Greater Cause is how the Order gives back at scale, and the Military Heroes Campaign is its heart.

  • Support for wounded and disabled veterans through the national campaign.
  • A colony that connects local effort to a cause bigger than any one chapter.

Local first

  • Service work rooted in the Conway community before it reaches anywhere else.
  • Partnerships with campus and community organizations that need real hands.
  • Philanthropy events our newest members are invited into from the start.

The chartering standard

  • 30 documented service hours per member is a requirement of the Kappa Sigma Colony Roadmap.
  • It is tracked, verified, and reported: accountability, not good intentions.

Who runs it

Cole Rhodus, A Greater Cause Chairman, Pi-Theta Colony

Cole Rhodus

A Greater Cause Chairman

Brady Henehan, Philanthropy & Greek Relations Chairman, Pi-Theta Colony

Brady Henehan

Philanthropy & Greek Relations Chairman

Every program answers to the Executive Council and the colony's alumni advisors. See the full roster.

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