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Pi Kappa Phi is a national social fraternity that was founded in the spirit of "nu phi," meaning non-fraternity, in 1904 in Charleston, South Carolina. Pi Kapp has over 120 active chapters with nearly 95,000 initiated brothers. It is the only fraternity with its own charitable organization, Push America, which integrates tightly with Pi Kapp chapters to serve people with disabilities. Push America also holds many renowned national events including the Journey of Hope, a bicycle ride across the continental United States.

National History

Pi Kappa Phi (ΠΚΦ) is a national fraternity that started as "Nu Phi," meaning "non-fraternity," at the College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina. It began to oppose a fraternity slate in elections. After losing the elections, the "Nu Phi" slate's leaders joined together to found their own Greek letter fraternity on December 10, 1904. Albany, NY. The three founders were Andrew Alexander Kroeg, Jr. , Simon Fogarty, Jr. , and Lawrence Harry Mixson; accompanying them in their endeavor were A. Pelzer Wagener, Thomas F. Mosimann, Theodore ("Teddy") Barnwell Kelly, and James Fogarty.

Pi Kappa Phi has become a nationwide brotherhood of more than 90,000 men, living and leading in every state in the United States.