2025 Thanksgiving around the MEP.

Brother Mitchell
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Alpha Kappa chapter donated canned goods and non-perishable food items to the on-campus pantry on the campus of North Carolina Central University for students to have access to meals and snacks. The Durham (NC) Alumni Chapter helped out too. “Service is in our DNA — and today we strengthened our commitment to uplifting our campus community. We will continue to strive to make sure our campus and students fight food insecurity.”

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Gamma Delta had the privilege of stepping into their community and served families with warm meals and open hearts. “Moments like these remind us why service is at the core of who we are. We’re grateful for the opportunity to give back, uplift others, and lead with purpose. Community first, always.”

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Delta Gamma and Kappa Xi participated along with the Raleigh (NC) Alumni Chapter to represent the fraternity this holiday in the Raleigh Christmas Parade.

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Delta Chi spent Thanksgiving volunteering at Mert’s, serving meals to those who are less fortunate. Proud of the fellas for continuing to put our 5th Objective first inspiring service in the public interest.

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Theta Omicron was honored to support the Kappas of Chapel Hill at their annual Thanksgiving Turkey Drive at Hargraves Community Center in service of families in need this season.

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Nu Omicron brothers had their service event “Kappa Klean”, which brothers went throughout the Oak, Pine, Courtyard, and North residence halls to collect and dispose of trash for students. The brothers collected a total of 153 pieces of trash and also assisted residents by helping them carry groceries into their homes.

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Omicron Sigma visited Winston-Salem (NC)Alumni’s Brother Fred Bazemore, director of the nonprofit Experiment in Self Reliance, to drop off canned goods they have been collecting on campus and contributing themselves over for the past month. These items are crucial in helping fight food insecurity in Winston Salem.

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Pi Mu chapter’s presence was felt as far up as Columbus, Ohio. Brother Zion Wells and Brother Jaleel Sales participated in @hopefit_ ‘s Thanksgiving Meal Giveaway in Columbus, OH. “Everyone deserves to feel the love these holidays!”

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Pfeiffer University Colony of Pi Mu - Brother Johnson and Beta Lamda Sigma chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho helped fed the homeless during a Thanksgiving breakfast.

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Asheville (NC) “In this season of gratitude, we came together for our annual Brothersgiving with our families, celebrating fellowship, love, and unity.”

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Burlington (NC) giving back to the community now and throughout the year.

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Cary (NC) lived out Objective 5 as we partnered with White Oak Baptist Church for its annual Turkey Day Drive. Our brothers and Kappa Leaguers assisted by disseminating meals and serving families throughout the community. This collaboration reinforced our commitment to inspire service in the public interest and uplift residents during the holiday season.

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Charlotte (NC) Guide Right program came together for a Community Service Project, teaming up with 92.7FM Sports Radio WFNZ. Charlotte’s Sports Leader to spread the love in the neighborhood by handing out donation bags. We love helping the youth build character and teaching them the importance of giving back!

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Durham (NC) this Thanksgiving season collected food and clothes for the “DA Harvest of Hope” to benefit the Durham, NC community.

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Elizabeth City (NC) In the spirit of service and brotherhood, partnered with the Elizabeth City Chapter of AARP to provide Thanksgiving meals to families in need throughout the community.

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Fayetteville (NC) The Spec Op Nupes were honored to help set up and distribute Thanksgiving goods to families in need during the Balm In Gilead Family Counseling Ministries Thanksgiving Food & Supplies Drive.

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Greensboro (NC) - Holiday Roadside Cleanup

Greensboro (NC) - Friendsgiving Party

Greensboro (NC) hosted along with the Burlington (NC) and Winston-Salem (NC) chapters a day party on Black Friday. Giving the Triad a good time during this holiday season. In addition, Greensboro (NC) Alumni held a Nupesgiving Family and Friends Holiday event. They collected can goods and other non-perishable items for The Aggie Source food bank located on the campus of North Carolina A&T State University.

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Greenville (NC) brothers showed up in a major way this Thanksgiving season! With over $300 raised, we exceeded our goal and proudly donated 30 turkeys to Pitt County Schools to support families in our community.

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Raleigh (NC) - Raleigh Christmas Parade

Raleigh (NC) - Thanksgiving Meal give away

Raleigh (NC) - Brother's Kloset event

Raleigh (NC) had a busy Thanksgiving holiday giving back to the community in multiple ways as well as representing our fraternity proudly in the Raleigh Christmas Parade. The tradition continued with blessing families in need in Wake County with Thanksgiving meals. This year even more important with the government shutdown. The tradition also continued with the “My Brother’s Kloset” event which is an initiative joining forces with the brothers and their families with the goal of providing the less fortunate Raleigh citizens with clothing and other valuable items.

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