Sig Starts Scrapbooks for Soldiers

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Sig Starts Srapbooks for Soldiers
August 22, 2005

EVANSTON, IL—Tony Leggieri, Embry-Riddle (Daytona Beach) 2002, and his wife Julie have started Scrapbooks for Soldiers, a non-profit organization dedicated to the appreciation of all U.S. service men and women around the globe.

Scrapbooks for Soldiers is not seeking monetary donations, nor does it have an agenda. It simply wants photos of you, your family, your fraternity brothers - any group or individual who would like to thank those who have volunteered to put their lives on hold for America. Within the past month, several dozen photos have been submitted but this is hardly enough to fill even one scrapbook.

Julie Leggieri is asking that people send photos with names and addresses printed on the back, allowing soldiers the chance to put a name to a face. “It's also nice if they want to include a sentence or two saying they appreciate their contribution,” she said.

1ventually, Leggieri would like to send a completed scrapbook to each military base around the globe. All photos can be sent via e-mail to photos@scrapbooksforsoldiers.org or mailed to 509 Logan St., Frederick, MD 21701. For more information on this project, visit www.scrapbooksforsoldiers.org.


Sigma Chi is one of the largest collegiate fraternities with undergraduate chapters at more than 200 universities and more than 200,000 alumni members. Sigma Chi provides a welcoming environment for young men of different temperaments, talents and convictions to enjoy a unique lifelong bond that extends far beyond college. Through world-class leadership training, extensive mentoring programs, and a strong focus on academic achievement, Sigma Chi sets itself apart as the preeminent collegiate leadership development organization, challenging its members to live by its core values and exemplify Character-in-Action™ in every aspect of their lives, and the lives of others.


CONTACT: Cheryl Graf, public relations and marketing coordinator
(847) 869-3655; Cheryl.Graf@sigmachi.org

© 2005, Sigma Chi International Headquarters

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What a neat idea!

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This sounds like a great idea

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WOW! I currently go to Riddle. Even though I'm not a Sigma Chi, it's still something to be proud of. Good for them.