Chapter Philanthropy and Service
Each year, as members of Zeta Tau Alpha, we support and raise money for our philanthropies, Breast Cancer Education & Awareness, and the ZTA Foundation. Whether it is hosting our own philanthropy events such as Pink Week and "ZINGO" or attending and volunteering at NFL games and Making Strides Walk in Orange County, we are always spreading awareness for the survivors and the 1 in 8 diagnosed women who have to put up a fight against Breast Cancer. We are proud to say that Theta Phi raises the most money for our philanthropies in our Southern California province.
PINK WEEK
Every October, the Theta Phi Chapter hosts our much-anticipated Pink Week! During Pink Week, our on-campus organizations compete in coin wars, a bra decorating competition, and at different tabling events to raise money for the Zeta Tau Alpha. It is a fun week filled with educating our community and connecting with other chapters. To wrap up the week, we host our Crown Classic Flag Football Game and give out the coveted bedazzled ZTA football!
BIG PREZ ON CAMPUS
In March 2026, we created and introduced our new spring philanthropy event, ZTA's Big Prez on Campus. Big Prez on Campus is a pageant competition between different fraternities, sororities, multicultural organizations, and on-campus club presidents. Presidents compete in a fun three round competition to raise awareness for breast cancer signs and symptoms and raise money for the Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation. This year, we are proud to announce that with the help of our competitors, we raised over $11,000 for the Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation!
COMMUNITY
Hosting philanthropy events isn't the only way that CSUF Theta Phi participates in spreading awareness for our philanthropy. We get involved with our community by volunteering at the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk in Orange County and at NFL games, like the Los Angeles Chargers and Los Angeles Rams. At these events, we pass out our pink ribbons and support the women who have battled and/or are battling against Breast Cancer. We recognize the hardships and struggles that go along with fighting against this disease, with other members of the community, and commend those who have been able to beat the fight.
