Sep 15, 2026 · 18 min · 9 segments
In this episode of Owl Talk, we welcome Mike Long (Oakland ’03) and Jacob Camilleri (SVSU ’14) to discuss the Sigma Pi Educational Foundation and the return of the 10 Stars Campaign. Mike and Jacob…
Jacob CamilleriGuest
Mike LongGuest
Each chapter has an account that's invested on their behalf that they can use for their educational endeavors.

So we take donations from anyone, really, and we will invest it wisely and keep that safe.

or the educational purposes, and then we will give those out in the forms of scholarships or as that chapter sees necessary, depending on your local advisory committee that would control that stuff.

SPU is what handles the national programming, like the Tony Cyrus Leadership Summit and those sorts of things.

So they have their own giving, but you would all give through the same website, SigmaPi.org slash donate.

When you go there, you can either choose your chapter, an endowment, or something at the national level as well if you want to give to one of those entities.
Awesome.
Awesome.
You know, of course, you know this.
I have a SEF for my chapter at Delta Beta at Monmouth University, and we use it quite a bit.
So for anyone out there who's listening and wondering, hey, I wonder if maybe we get one of those for my chapter.
Let me tell you something.
It is an awesome, awesome vehicle for not just donating back to Sigma Pi, but helping the next generation through all these different educational scholarships and grants and fellowships.
Just awesome.

Joe, you are among our most generous donors and it does work out well because your chapter does benefit from having that extra money there if they need to travel to convocation or to go to some other, have some other expense as well.
Well, thank you for that.
I appreciate it.
And thank you for the reminders to help our listeners jog their memories about both the foundation and about Sigma Pi University.

Each chapter has an account that's invested on their behalf that they can use for their educational endeavors.

So we take donations from anyone, really, and we will invest it wisely and keep that safe.

or the educational purposes, and then we will give those out in the forms of scholarships or as that chapter sees necessary, depending on your local advisory committee that would control that stuff.

SPU is what handles the national programming, like the Tony Cyrus Leadership Summit and those sorts of things.

So they have their own giving, but you would all give through the same website, SigmaPi.org slash donate.

When you go there, you can either choose your chapter, an endowment, or something at the national level as well if you want to give to one of those entities.
Awesome.
Awesome.
You know, of course, you know this.
I have a SEF for my chapter at Delta Beta at Monmouth University, and we use it quite a bit.
So for anyone out there who's listening and wondering, hey, I wonder if maybe we get one of those for my chapter.
Let me tell you something.
It is an awesome, awesome vehicle for not just donating back to Sigma Pi, but helping the next generation through all these different educational scholarships and grants and fellowships.
Just awesome.

Joe, you are among our most generous donors and it does work out well because your chapter does benefit from having that extra money there if they need to travel to convocation or to go to some other, have some other expense as well.
Well, thank you for that.
I appreciate it.
And thank you for the reminders to help our listeners jog their memories about both the foundation and about Sigma Pi University.
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