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Putting People and Abilities First: What's in a Name?
IPUTTING PEOPLE &
ABILITIESFIRST
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
BY TODD SHELTON & JUSTIN ANGOTTI
WITH CHAD COLTRANE
ABILITIES.
Teamwork.
and Christian Wiggins,
Empathy. Integrity. These
ABILITIES
Pi Kappa Phi chief
core values were not
operating officer, made an
introduced until 2002,
TEAMWORK
exciting announcement
but they have guided our
EMPATHY
for the fraternity and
service and philanthropy
its philanthropy: Push
UNCOMMON
opportunities since the
INTEGRITY
America has evolved, once
LEADERSHIP
founding of Project
again, to become The
The 2020
P.U.S.H. in 1977. As Jim
Ability Experience.
Strategic Plan
Collins wrote in Built
for Pi Kappa Phi
The new name not
to Last, however, core
values are discovered, not created. Look
only more clearly reflects
After a successful
the organization's mission to use shared
ten year strategic
to any of our programs and events, and
you'll discover these values embedded
experiences to support people with
plan the Second
disabilities and develop the men of
Century Vision,
in our organization-in the efforts of our
Pi Kappa Phi into servant leaders, but it
Pi Kappa Phi has
students, alumni, parents, friends, and
puts the abilities of all people front and
embarked on an
sponsors who promote the abilities of all
center in our daily work. We believe it
aggressive six year
people. These values truly embody the
captures our core purpose even more
plan which creates
work of the members of Pi Kappa Phi on
clearly than our days of building play
new benchmarks
behalf of people with disabilities-they
are who we are.
units. The men of Pi Kappa Phi do not
for success and
simply raise money, but instead experience
establishes a new
Over the past year-and-a-half, we
the power of service as they promote the
level of commitment
learned that Collins' wisdom goes beyond
true abilities of all people.
to our members
discovering your organization's core
across seven
values; it is also about discovering a name
Strengthening our philanthropy
focus areas:
that truly represents your mission.
More than a year and a half ago, the
Student
"As Pi Kappa Phi's national
greater fraternity began a re-branding
Experience
philanthropy has evolved, service has
process in order to strengthen our global
Alumni
become more than just a project. Service
brand. The question was posed: How could
we create a stronger tie between all of our
Engagement
has become a part of who we are and
what we do as men of Pi Kappa Phi. It
entities and better position the fraternity's
Growth
brand in a crowd of 76 national fraternities?
remains one of the differentiating factors
Chapter Quality
from our peers in the fraternal world,"
Pi Kappa Phi and all the fraternity entities-
& Support
said Push America Chief Executive
Push America, the Foundation, Properties-
Officer Chad Coltrane this summer.
engaged a brand consulting firm in order to
Branding &
help answer that question and create greater
Communication
As our philanthropy has evolved, SO
consistency between the four organizations.
Governance
too has its name. And so, during a special
luncheon at the 54th Supreme Chapter
Early in the process, we knew that in
Funding
in August, Mark E. Timmes, Pi Kappa Phi
order to strengthen our philanthropy, we
chief executive officer; Chad Coltrane,
needed to strengthen its brand and tie to
Push America chief executive officer;
Pi Kappa Phi.
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