The Beta Tau Chapter at Nebraska Wesleyan University held their first philanthropy of the year, Smooch a Pooch. Members brought their dogs to the Delta Zeta house to interact with community members attending the event. Olivia Couch, Vice President of Philanthropy, says, “We were all very excited about being able to host an in-person event again. I’m honored to have gone behind the scenes to put it all together. Everyone pitched in, very excited to help, and our efforts were rewarded with a great turnout.” In addition to having lots of fun with the pups, the chapter educated people on Delta Zeta’s national philanthropy, hearing and speech, and raised close to $2,000 to benefit Starkey Hearing Foundation.
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