Tau Kappa Epsilon

for St. Jude

 
 
TKE member wearing a black shirt standing in front of the St. Jude statue at the hospital.
 
 

Join chapters of Tau Kappa Epsilon across the country who are raising funds in support of the St. Jude mission: Finding cures. Saving children.® 

Uphold our promise to St. Jude Founder, Frater Danny Thomas (Gamma Nu-Toledo), to be a leader in service. At St. Jude, one thing has always been certain: families will never receive a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food.

Find your school or university team.

1. Find your school team

Get started by finding your university.

 
Register on your phone or laptop to start fundraising online with your TKE chapter.

2. Register

Register to start fundraising online with your TKE chapter.

 
Collect donations from friends and family.

3. Fundraise

Collect donations from friends and family to support the kids of St. Jude.

 

TKE Nation united for St. Jude kids

Raise $100 or more and earn this St. Jude TKE hat

Downloadable co-branded resources are available for you at brand.stjude.org! Visit today to request access and unlock fundraising tools such as videos, social media templates and more. 

 
Black TKE St. Jude hats. with TKE and St. Jude logos.
 
 
 
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  1. Black and white photo of Danny Thomas hugging a patient in a wheelchair.

    Before Thomas could make his dream of building St. Jude a reality, he garnered the help of people all over the world.

    Rock 'n' roll legend and fellow Tau Kappa Epsilon member Elvis Presley was an early supporter who lent his talents to help raise funds for cancer-stricken children.

  2. St. Jude campus statue in front of originally designed hospital.

    More than 30 years ago, Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity joined the fight against childhood cancer when Danny Thomas, fraternity member from the Gamma-Nu chapter at the University of Toledo, asked his fraternity to help him with his cause.

    TKE chapters across the country raised money for St. Jude during the 1970s and 1980s.

  3. TKE members presenting a St. Jude donation check.

    TKE renewed its partnership with St. Jude in 2008. In 2011, TKE pledged to raise $1 million in five years, which would go toward the naming of an MRI suite in the Chili’s Care Center on the St. Jude campus. TKE met this goal a year early.

  4. Researcher Yao Weiguang working with a machine at the hospital.

    At the beginning of 2016, TKE pledged to raise $2.6 million toward the naming of the proton therapy synchrotron/particle accelerator in the Red Frog Proton Therapy Center. In early 2019, TKE hit this incredible milestone.

  5. Two men standing in front of the St. Jude Bone Marrow Transplantation and Cellular Research Therapy Floor plaques and photos during the naming commitment presentation.

    TKE took their support to a new level, committing to raise $10 million dollars in 10 years to name the Bone Marrow Transplantation and Cellular Therapy Research Floor.

  6. Four students cheering at a fundraising event.

    TKE Nation has already raised $3.3 million toward their current commitment as of July 2022. Together, we can inspire more acts of kindness. 

 
 

Host a St. Jude No More Cancer Rally to boost your fundraising total

As we focus on our patients, families, doctors and staff, we also have to keep you in mind. With you and your fundraising efforts, our lifesaving mission continues.

Alongside fellow collegians, strengthen your fundraising efforts in connecting with friends, family and social media followers by hosting an in-person St. Jude No More Cancer Rally. Contact your St. Jude representative to get started.

 
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Help TKE reach its fundraising goal of $10 million in 10 years for the kids of St. Jude. 

Donate to St. Jude on behalf of Tau Kappa Epsilon >

Join a local fundraising event >

 
Two men standing in front of the St. Jude Bone Marrow Transplantation and Cellular Research Therapy Floor plaques and photos during the naming commitment presentation.
 
 

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