Our National Philanthropy partner

Gift of Life

In remembrance of our late brother and USF Chapter founder Emma Huffman, we are honored to name Gift of Life Bone Marrow Registry our National Philanthropy Partner.

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Gift of Life Partnership

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Mu Epsilon Delta is excited to continue our official partnership with Gift of Life this upcoming academic year! As a philanthropy partner, Mu Epsilon Delta’s goal is to encourage every chapter to:

1) Learn about Gift of Life’s missions and operations.

2) Set up donor drives for each for members to participate in.

3) Communicate with Gift of Life in order to address their needs in various areas.

Our partnership with Gift of Life has opened up opportunities for our members to advocate and create change for individuals around the world battling blood cancer. We are truly grateful to be able to strengthen our connection with the Gift of Life team, and can not wait to see what our members will do!

how can i help make an impact?

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Clinical exposure

The specific specialties vary but volunteers usually provide assistance with cardiology, dermatology, infectious diseases, gynecology and oncology

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Community engagement

Volunteers can also assist with the logistics of the polyclinic and conduct workshops for the people of Chincha on different topics such as nutrition and mental health

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cultural immersion

Based on timing, volunteers have the opportunity to visit Peru’s capital, Lima as well as cultural wonders such as Macchu Picchu

reinvesting in our members

Mu Epsilon Delta National Grants

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Emma n. Huffman chapter project grant

This $1150 grant is given to a chapter for the purpose of carrying out a service project for the benefit of the chapter’s local community. Our University of South Florida Chapter used these funds in order to create a healthcare panel discussing common stigmas that can affect patient care.

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distinguished individual award

This $400 grant is given to one of our students across all of our chapters that embolizes our pillars and acts as a role model within their chapter. They can use these funds for professional development costs such as traveling to a conference, exam preparation material, and application fees

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global giving grant

This $1000 grant is given to a group of 1-3 members to alleviate the cost of traveling to another country and partaking in a service project there.

What Drives Us

Our Pillar of Service

With service being a cornerstone of the healthcare professions and a guiding pillar of Mu Epsilon Delta, our brothers have demonstrated their commitment to philanthropy on a local, national, and global scale