Campaign for Alpha Psi Delta
Make your impact on the future of our Alpha’s journey of growth and achievement. By uniting with your fellow Brothers in paying it forward, you can help build a lasting legacy for generations of young men to come. We invite you to join us in preserving the cherished Chi Psi experience at Boulder. Together, we will ensure that Alpha Psi Delta continues to stand as a strong advocate for academic excellence, leadership development, and the rich tradition of Greek life at the University of Colorado- Boulder, shaping the path for our next 105 years.
Please click the buttons below to complete a campaign pledge form, review the campaign presentation, or make a gift. Your support of this endeavor is invaluable in preserving our Brotherhood for future generations of Chi Psi at Alpha Psi Delta.
Our Alpha's History
Originally chartered in 1920 by a committee led by Milton Smith, X 1887, Chi Psi at the University of Colorado-Boulder is one of Chi Psi’s oldest and most historic Alphas. Despite a brief dormancy from 2004-2011, we are celebrating 105 years at CU-Boulder this year.
The Alpha has enjoyed a strong history of success and leadership within the National Fraternity. Alpha Psi has the Thayer Trophy for most outstanding Alpha in 2017 and has been a perennial Thayer Trophy finalist for the last decade. Alpha Psi Delta alumni have served on the National Executive Council and The Chi Psi Educational Trust, and several alumni have served on the Central Office staff. Five Psi Delta alumni have received Chi Psi’s highest honor, the Distinguished Service Award.
Alpha Psi Delta Today
With over 110 undergraduate members, we are one of the largest Alphas in Chi Psi. The Alpha achieves a nearly 100% bid acceptance rate and maintains an equal split of in-state and out-of-state members to reflect the broader CU Boulder community. Brothers are engaged in all areas of campus life and in the local community.
Psi Delta's legacy of leadership extends to the CU Boulder community through the University of Colorado Student Government (CUSG) and has had ten Brothers serve as Tri-Executive leaders since 2010. As Tri-Executives, these Brothers manage a $34 million budget and represent the 36,000 students at CU Boulder. Psi Delta has also been represented in the IFC on the Hill Executive Board, with several Brothers serving in various roles, including as the President of the IFC on the Hill.
Just as we did, our undergraduate Brothers share a close bond and are nurturing lifelong relationships. Alumni involvement has always been a hallmark of our success and this continues today with strong support from our alumni leadership. With over 1,200 living alumni, we certainly have a brotherhood worthy of support.
Our Needs and Opportunities
To remain a competitive option in the CU Greek Community, we must be financially able to address the ongoing maintenance and capital needs of our Lodge, and offer a home that is a safe and attractive housing option. This is more important than ever as the University enhances and adds amenities to residence halls; as high-quality off-campus housing options become available; and especially as other fraternities make significant improvements to their houses.
To ensure the financial stability and longevity of the Lodge as our home at CU, we seek to raise $1.25 million for two primary purposes: to solidify our long-term financial stability and to fund future renovations and system upgrades. 2025 will mark 40 years since renovation was completed on the Lodge following the arson fires. The Lodge provides valuable space for the Brotherhood to facilitate academic study, Brotherhood activities, daily meals, and our ritual. These activities cause wear and tear on the building, and our Lodge will soon need significant upgrades.
Our goals are to raise approximately $1 million for a major Lodge restoration, and to create a maintenance reserve of approximately $250,000 which will allow us to replace systems and make necessary repairs and alterations as our home continues to age.
