More than $6,500 in cash was recently raised in the tsunami fundraising week held at WSU, and more than $5,400 in goods and services were donated by ASWSU Executives and Senate, CUB Catering, and Campus Involvement.
Participants included:
Clubs / Orgs / Depts – No Particular Order
ASWSU Executive Staff
ASWSU Senate
ASWSU Student Entertainment Board
Engineers Without Borders
Alpha Phi Omega
International Students’ Council
Crop & Soil Sciences
Community Service Learning Center
YMCA
YWCA
International Student Center Interns
Residence Hall Association
Interfraternity Council
Panhellenic Council
Athletics
Student Recreation Center
Residence Life
Thai Student Association
Indonesian Student Association
PERMIAS
Campus Involvement
International Business Club
African Friendship Association
Palouse Wave
University Recreation
Sociology Club
Gladish Community Center
Pita Pit
Rico’s Pub
Taco Del Mar
College of Pharmacy
College of Veterinary Medicine
Cougar Cottage
Munchy’z
Miggs Band
ASWSU Spokane
The Carnelian Agency
Women’s Resource Center
International Programs
Greek Community
Pullman City Council
Pullman Chamber of Commerce
Gamma Alpha Omega
CUB Business Office
CUB Catering
Individuals not associated with a specific group who gave big contributions
Nicole Radovsky
Sue Hinz
Megan Johnson
Kayce Carrasco
Tamara Mobbs
Individuals who volunteered.
About 45 individual people not associated with a group volunteered for a class or for another reason.
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