13 Dining Tables | 100 Dining Chairs
Our main Foyer will be restored to its former glory.
A new Brothers-in-Arms statue will be cast, to be mounted on our original stone base.
A new memorial plaque will be cast and installed on the base.
The Foyer will maintain much of it's former ambiance, with restored doors leading to the library, down stairwell, and the original Front Door.
Fund our Traditions
The Washington Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi has a rich history spanning nearly 100 years. Our traditions of developing the “entire man, develop his whole being, moral, social and intellectual” have been passed down class by class since our founding in 1921. We are fortunate to have a well-documented history in the form of photographs, documents, plaques, music recordings, books, record albums, trophies, and artifacts. Our goal is to preserve and display our documented history to create a living history of our past and to inspire our current and future undergraduates to maintain our traditions.
The goal of the Built to Last campaign is to provide our young men with a facility that is ready for them, on Day 1. The hope is that enough funds are raised to fully outfit the house with all the furnishings they deserve to move in and be as comfortable as possible as they pursue their undergraduate degree.
This website provides an opportunity to make a donation for individual items, large and small, and hopefully enable anyone who wants to participate, to contribute to the cause. All items purchased will be considered tax deductible donations to the Alpha Delta Phi Foundation, and receipts will be provided.
In modern times, it is more standard for chapter members to sleep in their rooms, as opposed to a sleeping porch.
Our new rooms are defined as Study Rooms, but will also allow active members to sleep in the spaces as well, while providing substantial tax incentives based on their design and usage.
The new configuration of the chapter house will provide 38 rooms designated as study rooms, but these rooms will also provide sleeping accommodations for 70 active members. Additionally, the sleeping porch that is being retained on 3rd Old, will house bunk beds for 30 pledges, and is designated as the pledge porch.
Thirteen Single Study Rooms, Twenty 2-man Study Rooms, Three 3-man Study Rooms, and Two, 4-man Study Rooms make up the room configurations.
The newly renovated house will be capable of housing 100 residents.
Opportunities exist for single item purchases, or full room sponsorship, with naming rights.
The new chapter house will retain a sleeping porch for each pledge class in the 3rd old original location, with beds for 30.
The game room has been a place for brothers of the house to congregate, and create lifetime memories. The new game room will maintain that tradition. We have already received a generous donation of a professional quality pool table, that we plan to upgrade prior to the house reopening. This table will be the centerpiece of the new game room.
The Game Room will also feature a Large Screen TV, comfortable seating, and other game items still TBD (Foosball, Asteroids? Where are you Charlie Yu?, Dartboards, etc
The Newly Renovated Kitchen will be expanded slightly to provide Chef Jen the space and tools required to feed our young men.
Completely rebuilt space, modernized, equipped, and upgraded to the quality standards consistent with the goals and ideals of Built to Last.
Product needs, and donor / sponsorship opportunities are still being defined for this important center of activity in the daily lives of our young men.
Details to come. You chefs, and week-end cooks may want to help with donations once the requirements are finalized.
Coming Soon!
Coming Soon!
The finishing touches to our newly remodeled chapter house will be to beautifully landscape the exterior of the chapter house, with a collection of flora and fauna that complement the retained Tudor architecture that has always been a hallmark of Alpha Delta Phi at the University of Washintgon.
New Grass, Plants, and Trees, properly irrigated, with potential for selections that are environmentally friendly, or less expensive to maintain.
Uplighting to enhance to the visual appearance, and provide security and safety during the evening.
A fully stocked tool shed, with items selected to provide for the needs of the active chapter to maintain our exterior.
This is an opportunity for all the green thumbs amongst us to make a donation or contribution to put THE final finishing touches on the exterior of our property
Coming Soon!
Logo Tech / Speaker Center / "The Bar"
This room will continue the traditions of years past, but become more flexible to accommodate more and different activities. A side ante-room will allow for storage and conversion of this room for various different activities. A state of the art audio/visual system, mobile bar, stackable chairs, folding conference table, aand sophisticated whiteboards will be provided.
The outside deck will still be a feature of this space, and include appropriate seating for warm summer afternoons. A high quality Gas BBQ will be provided, for thousands upon thousands of Rush burgers as we continue to attract and retain the best young men.
Sleeping porches have decreased in importance through the decades.
The renovated chapter house will retain a Sleeping Porch in it's original location on the 3rd floor of the original building.
This room will be used as a pledge porch, containing 15 bunk beds, for 30 members. Additional furnishings will be provided to make this a comfortable place for the pledges to gather during daylight hours.
In modern times, it is more standard for chapter members to sleep in their rooms, as opposed to a sleeping porch.
Our new rooms are defined as Study Rooms, but will also allow active members to sleep in the spaces as well, while providing substantial tax incentives based on their design and usage.
The new configuration will provide for 13 single member study rooms, that will be fully furnished.
Opportunities exist for single item purchases, or full room sponsorship, with naming rights.
The new chapter house will retain a sleeping porch for each pledge class in the 3rd old original location.
In modern times, it is more standard for chapter members to sleep in their rooms, as opposed to a sleeping porch.
Our new rooms are defined as Study Rooms, but will also allow active members to sleep in the spaces as well, while providing substantial tax incentives based on their design and usage.
The new configuration will provide for 2 Quad member study rooms, that will be fully furnished.
Opportunities exist for single item purchases, or full room sponsorship, with naming rights.
The new chapter house will retain a sleeping porch for each pledge class in the 3rd old original location.
