International Endowment Fund

The idea for the International Endowment Fund, established in 1948, came from the realization that in the combined strength of Beta Sigma Phi chapters lay the means of great good to mankind beyond that already being accomplished in the immediate communities.

Beta Sigma Phi Chapters, through this fund, have aided humanity tremendously through the projects which have received contributions from the Endowment Fund.

Projects such as:

• Cancer Research
• Cystic Fibroses
• Stanford Kidney Research Fund
• St. Jude's Children Hospital

Endowment Fund grants are authorized by a vote of chapters and since 1948 have amounted to almost four million dollars.