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Overview

We at Sigma Beta Rho believe that community service doesn’t always have

to consist of beautifying a park or volunteering countless hours at any facility.

Rewarding as any activity may be, we feel as though once in a while, serving the

less fortunate should be exciting, adventurous, and memorable. With these ideas

in mind we’ve created “DRINK STRONG 2010”, a pub crawl specifically designed to

raise money for charity in a social atmosphere.







The Charities

 SOS Children’s Village

o SOS Children's Village (http://www.sos-usa.org) is an organization that builds villages

across the globe, with the goal of providing a comfortable, family-oriented place to live for

orphaned or abandoned children.

o The following quote from their website best explains their impact: “Children who have

been abandoned or orphaned come to SOS Children's Villages where they are integrated

into a loving family environment. They are nurtured and supported by an SOS Mother

and up to 15 other children in their SOS home who become their SOS brothers and

sisters. Strong bonds develop within these „SOS families‟, and even after the children

are grown and leave the village, these family relationships endure.”



 Children International

o Children International (www.children.org) is the second organization that will be

receiving our help. Sponsoring a child is something that has been brought up in the past

as a worthwhile philanthropic cause, and with good reason: it offers a rare philanthropic

opportunity to directly impact a child’s life. Children International is one of the premier

philanthropic organizations that allow for child-sponsoring. The main program asks for

$22 dollars a month in order to sponsor one child, and given that small sum our fraternity

has a chance to largely improve the lives of many, many children for an extended period

of time.

The Rules - Official

 First and Foremost this events purpose is to raise money for

charity and should be treated as such.

 All participants must be at least 21 years or older.

 All participants enter the crawl at their own risk.

 All participants must sign a liability waiver before entering

the crawl.

 Know your limits and moderation is the key for daily alcohol

intake.

 Please respect the drinking establishments, patrons and bar

staff associated with pub crawl events. We appreciate your

participation and want all our friends to exit the event with a

positive experience. It’s ultimately the establishment’s call if

you’re cut off or kicked out, so again, know your social and

consumption limits.

 The patrons of the pub crawl will travel together from pub

to pub during specified times throughout the night.

 The participants will be split into two teams throughout the

night. Challenges will be held in which both teams

participate. The team who wins the greater number of

challenges is the overall victor of the event.

 If a participant is overly intoxicated they will first be warned

about their actions. If that person continues to act

unacceptably they will be asked to leave.

 Crawl participants MUST compete in non-alcoholic

challenges throughout the night if requested and have the

option to decline an alcohol related challenge at their

option.

 The coordinators of the pub crawl are not responsible for

any injury, accidents, financial penalties, or any action that

comes from a direct result of alcohol









The Rules – Unofficial

 Those who may be of a sensitive or of nervous disposition are

not permitted to complain, vomit or cry if any of the more lewd

imbibers choose to reveal personal, graphic or intimate details

of their life or anatomy.

 Do not harass or clown pubcrawlers more intoxicated than you

are, as they are at liberty to blame their behavior on the beer.

 Sigma Beta Rho cannot condone any blackmail activities that

take place as a direct result of images being caught on film

during a Drink Strong Pubcrawl.

 Participation of any crawl event shall be considered to equate

to consent being granted for personal images captured to be

uploaded and displayed on the World Wide Web. This ruling is

retroactive.

 Anybody caught drinking a non-alcoholic beverage without an

authentic doctor’s note or excuse deemed valid by the group

will from then on be supervised by a more responsible crawler.

 To date, limited sexual activity between patrons and crawlers

has been reported during a Pubcrawl. Feel free to encourage

and change this, we do have a reputation to keep up after all.

 Sexual relations with anybody else’s girl/boyfriend is socially

prohibited and may cause unnecessary friction within the

group, however, shameless flirting is encouraged.

 Complaining about who you end up sleeping with as a result of

the Pubcrawl is strictly prohibited. You had plenty of time to

see them while you were sober. “I was drunk” is never an

excuse for any behavior.

 Discrediting any crawl group members, patrons and future

crawl events because of personal relationship issues with other

attendees, is strictly prohibited. Grown men and women work

out their own relationship issues, maturely with their

prospective date/partner/hook ups; we are not in high school

anymore kids.

 You may not, under any circumstances, use an empty beer

glass because you can’t be bothered to go to the toilet. Some

poor sod might end up drinking that, mistaking it for

Hefeweizen. Side Note: It is the brewers fault if the beer tastes

like piss and we encourage ridicule.

 If you need to vomit, you may do so on the conditions that

nobody else sees, and you replace the lost alcohol forthwith.

 Sleeping in the Pub shall be punishable by severe mockery. This

shall be diminished however if you have already finished your

beer.





Tentative Schedule

Two Rows | 8 – 9:30 PM

Baker’s Street Pub | 9:30 – 11 PM

Brian O’Neal’s | 11 – 12:30 AM

Ginger Man – 12:30 – 2 AM

*All Bars and timings are subject to change.





How to Register

1. Visit www.sigrhohouston.com

2. At the bottom of the webpage, click the link that says

“Click here to donate” The price per person is $20.

This price includes the cost of 1 Drink Strong T-shirt,

along with a $10 donation to charity.

3. Follow the Paypal instructions to make your donation.

Afterwards send your confirmation code along with

the names of the participants and shirt sizes to

fugitive@sigrhohouston.com.

4. You will receive a confirmation email within 48 hours

of registration.

5. Call (713) 992-4041 if you have any questions.



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