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Originally posted by alphagamgirlie
I don't know what's up with their connection with the alums, I remember when my chapter was having major financial problems with debt, our local alumnae chapter stepped in to do all our paperwork and everything for us, and took over our $$$ problem & basically became our VP of Finance for a year so that we could get back financially together again
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Ummm, maybe because you were a sorority member with a chapter having a financial issue... and this is a fraternity (alleged) risk management situation. Apples and oranges. Alumnae associations are asked for money and occasional mentoring support. They're not officially looped in on most risk management issues -- hence the reasoning behind having trained volunteers like advisors and national officers.