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Oh, I don't know, ADPiUCF, as much as I like to deal directly with people and not turn to other people to address something I could handle myself: a group of people willing to publicly and loudly bash another group might not react to a stranger's admonishment as well as we might hope. Unless you have some reason to think they will be receptive, I don't think I'd want to be part of the scene that might follow.
I think that you should find out who the chapter advisor is and tell her. I think usually wouldn't take more than two phone calls to do so: one to Greek life and one to the advisor.
The information just puts any other alumna in a odd position, and might end up doing more harm than good. (If a chapter had never heard a peep out of me ever, why would it be particularly helpful to hear a second hand criticism through me? If enough alumnae hear negative stories about a chapter, will it erodes support for a struggling chapter from within the organization itself?)
Take it to the chapter advisor, or even better, to the undergraduate chapter president.
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