Goal: $7,500
Total: $7647
Goal Reached!
The Donut Dash this year raised over $7500 for the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh! Check out the results!
The event is an epic race that traces the perimeter of the university, benefiting the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. Last year's race resulted in a $10,000 donation, thanks to our strong-stomached runners and generous sponsors.
Participants run 1 mile to the donut distribution location where they take a break to quickly eat a couple donuts. Those in the casual division, the majority of competitors, eat as few or as many donuts as they want before running another mile to the finish line. However, the truly hardcore must finish 12 donuts, individually or as a team of 3, before they are allowed to finish.
After the race, prizes will be awarded to the top finishers, in addition to a raffle with a wide array of prizes. All proceeds will go to the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. In other words, stuffing yourself on donuts is for the children.
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The SAE PA Phi chapter is one of the oldest chapters at Carnegie Mellon and has a rich history of community involvement. In the last few years, SAE has participated in several charitable events each semester: the annual SAE blood drive, a Halo 3 tournament to support Pittsburgh's Good Grief Center, Squirrel Hill Food Pantry, WQED, Relay for Life, the Great Race and the True Gentleman Golf Tournament. With an alumni base of nearly 1200, including CEO's and entrepreneurs, our chapter continues to be a powerful force on campus and beyond.
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