The brothers of Iota Pentaton raised over $1,000 through their week-long philanthropy event appropriately named, "Phi Sigma Kappa: 1st Annual Sausages for the Special Olympics." The event consisted of selling hot dogs and having hot dog related games. The brothers said the event brought out a lot of friendly competition among the fraternities and sororities of Cal State/ Fullerton.

They had games that involved both sororities and fraternities throwing hot dogs to one another, accuracy game tosses, and ended the week with a hot dog eating contest. The winners were given points based on the ranking of each game they played, and at the end of the week, the winner was determined based on ranking in the games, purchasing hot dogs and donations to the Special Olympics.

The brothers are exceptionally proud of this event because it generated a lot of buzz around campus and had a big turnout, with little cost.                                                                   

One of the hot dog eating contest at Iota Pentaton's 1st Annual Sausages for Special Olympics.

Participants partake in a hot dog toss to raise money for Special Olympics.