AEPhi Sisters at the University of Maryland Celebrate EGPAF’s Impact

On Feb. 24, 2014 the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation's (EGPAF) Development Coordinator Sydney Van Horn stopped by the Alpha Epsilon Phi (AEPhi)’s Alpha Mu chapter at the University of Maryland to discuss how the sorority has made an impact in EGPAF-supported countries around the world. AEPhi sisters serve as one of EGPAF’s most passionate and vocal partners in the fight to end pediatric HIV/AIDS.  In just the past five years, the Alpha Mu chapter has generously raised nearly $10,000 to support EGPAF’s mission! Following the presentation, AEPhi’s Alpha Mu sisters brainstormed ways to incorporate EGPAF’s work into their annual events.

Check out AEPhi Alpha Mu’s Instagram photos from Sydney’s visit below!

Want to learn more about why AEPhi supports EGPAF? Be sure to check out AEPhi Executive Director Bonnie Rubenstein Wunsch’s Connected story, as EGPAF celebrates 25 years of fighting for mothers and children worldwide.