Lambda Chi Alpha is raising money for Hope Harbor of Bowling Green this week.

Throughout the week of March 6-10, Lambda is raising money through events such as a cookout or a volleyball tournament.

“Hope Harbor is a community style home where they take women that have been sexually abused, and they kind of help them try to get on their feet again and in a sense, cope with what happened and also try to get them more comfortable with themselves,” Adam Reed, Lambda President, said.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, Lambda is hosting a volleyball tournament called Spring Spike.

“Spring spike is for sure my favorite,” Grant Boonstra, Lambda executive committee and past philanthropy chair said. “It’s a volleyball tournament where all the other Greek organizations on campus put in a team and compete to find the winner.”

Currently, Lambda has 12 teams signed up for Spring Spike. It costs $75 to sign up a team of seven and $50 for an additional team. Students are welcome to stop by the house on March 7 and 8 at 4 p.m. to cheer on their favorite team. They will also have food for $3.

Thursday, Lambda is pairing up with Phi Mu for a benefit day at Puertos. On Friday, Lambda is hosting an auction of “beer paraphernalia” or “mancave related items.” In order to bid on items, one must be a WKU student.

“Last year we raised about $20,000.” Will Ezell, Lambda philanthropy chair said. “This year, we hope to raise around $35,000”

The auction will take place on Friday, March 10, it will be located in the tent on the corner of US-31W Bypass and Cabell Dr. Text 615-430-6699 for more details about the auction.