On Oct. 28, Pi Kappa Phi celebrated an early Halloween with people with disabilities alongside a campus group on the Purdue campus.
More than 25 clients of the Special Olympics Club at Purdue were joined by more than 65 fraternity members to dance, play basketball, build mummies and share fellowship for an hour. Awards were given for the best makeup, most creative, funniest costume, best duo, scariest costume and best overall costume based on applause by the crowd.
It was an awesome evening showcasing the chapter’s commitment to serve people with disabilities alongside The Ability Experience, the national outreach program for Pi Kappa Phi.
