Good students and quality leadership made this possible. Mike Kissinger, a junior from Fayetteville, served as equipment manager. In the area of community service, the chapter did lawn work for disabled persons in Fayetteville, painted three shelters for the homeless, provided income tax preparation assistance, adopted a local street, and did volunteer work at several chamber of commerce events. In the area of fund-raising, the group conducted four food sales, sold football merchandise at College games, and held a car wash. If the enthusiasm shown in Atlanta carries over, I believe our team will do well.
Success breeds success.
This is accomplished through community service projects by SIFE chapters and through the presentations of these projects at regional and national competitions.