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Since 1987, Fraternity Management Group (FMG) has worked with fraternity and sorority staff, undergraduates, and volunteers. FMG is your best source for professional assistance with alumni & parent relations programs, large scale capital campaigns, and web-based information management systems. If you are looking to make a major improvement in your relations with alumni and parents...are considering acquiring, renovating, or building a new Chapter House...are looking to raise annual or endowment funding and/or are looking for a web-based software system for membership & fundraising management or in tracking chapter operations, we can help.
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Fraternity Management Group’s services include the following:
- Records Management & Research (including access via web-based software)
- Gift Management, Pledge Reminders & Thanks
- Prospect Research
- Alumni & Parent Annual/Planned Giving
- Alumni & Parent Communications (Invitations, Newsletters, Etc.)
- Alumni & Parent Event Coordination
- Alumni & Parent Recognition
- Web Site Development, Maintenance & Hosting
- Case Development, Project Summaries & Campaign Brochures
- Cultivation/Stewardship Calls
- Alumni/Parent Program Audit
- Development Audits & Feasibility Studies
- Capital Campaign Management
- Custom Web-Based Software For Greek Life Offices, Local Chapters & National Headquarters
- Educational Workshops In The Areas of Alumni/Parent Relations and Housing
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Every now and then we will choose a chapter or two to profile
to show what
a committed team effort between alumni, parents, undergraduates,
and FMG
can do.
Kappa
Sigma Fraternity, Purdue University
About four years ago the Chi Chapter
of Kappa Sigma closed down. There were only about 25
members, most not very involved. There
were behavioral
problems. Very few alumni were active. Finally, the physical
facility was a
disaster. After closing the chapter down, FMG began an
alumni & parent
relations program, completing a feasibility study and
capital campaign that
raised $2,640,691.37,
and recolonizing the chapter. 
Phi Gamma Delta, University of
Arizona
About three years ago the Upsilon Alpha
Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta was in a house that had
over $300,000 debt on it but the facility
could not compete
with the newer houses that had been built on campus.
Also, the chapter was
dealing with some behavioral problems. After the chapter
completed a
membership review, began an alumni & parent relations
program, completed a feasibility study and capital campaign,
they raised $3,728,769.75.
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