UNC Kappa Epsilon and Zeta Tau Alpha Join Forces to Make a Difference
Kappa Epsilon, a pharmaceutical service fraternity at UNC-Chapel Hill and Zeta Tau Alpha, a UNC sorority, joined forces to design and make close to 100 gift baskets for our patients receiving cancer treatment at UNC. The members of Kappa Epsilon came twice/weekly throughout April 2008 to distribute gift baskets, snacks, and encouragement to our families.
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On April 4, 2008, members of Kappa Epsilon deliver care packages to The Patient and Family Resource Center in support of our cancer patients at UNC. |
Close to 100 care packages were created through the efforts of Kappa Epsilon Service Fraternity and the Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority at UNC. Each package contained a copy of the cookbook by Holly Clegg, Eating Well Through Cancer, a silicon pot holder, water bottle, neck pillow, and hard candies. All items in the care packages were purchased with the funds these groups raised in support of this effort. |
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Karen Huey and Carol Rothstein receive a care package and sample the day’s snack treat from the Eating Well With Cancer cookbook. Fresh apples, graham crackers, and a creamy fruit dip provide a satisfying mid-afternoon treat. |
From left to right: Kimberly Wilson, Stacy Elder, and Amy Wiglesworth leave the Center with empty Kappa Epsilon bags after delivering snack bags filled with peanut butter cereal treats. |
Not pictured: Other Kappa Epsilon Cooking and Delivery Teams:
- April 10, 2008: Trisha Weishuhn, Kyle Jacobson, Frances Gravely
- April 17, 2008: Elizabeth Neuffer, Erin Roach, and Stephanie Kujawski
- April 18, 2008: Lauren Moore, Hillary Baker, and Lindsay Fisher
