For decades, Delta Phi Epsilon (DPhiE) and ANAD have shared a powerful philanthropic partnership rooted in advocacy, body positivity, and mutual support. As one of ANAD’s premier champions, DPhiE chapters across North America have raised vital funds to keep our peer-led support services free and accessible to all. Beyond fundraising, DPhiE sisters are champions for change on college campuses. Through their annual, highly impactful ANAD Weeks, chapters host educational panels, body-acceptance campaigns and safe spaces for reflection—dismantling the stigma surrounding eating disorders and fostering environments of authentic self-love.
We are incredibly grateful for DPhiE’s enduring commitment to our mission and their dedication to helping us change lives, one campus at a time.
Our comprehensive fundraising guide includes event ideas, fundraising tips, and information on submitting your funds.
In order to receive CAPS points, you need to ensure that ANAD knows that your donation is affiliated with your chapter. This guide will walk you through the different options!
Need assistance in planning your next on-campus event? We’ve got you covered with a full list of ideas and planning guides!
We created sample email and social media scripts to help make fundraising easy!
Need assistance in planning your next on-campus event? We’ve got you covered with a full list of ideas and planning guides!
We’ve created a series of one-pagers to easily share information about eating disorders and available support options with your community and campus.
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