The Pikes 2000 Project was our major alumni effort to renovate and complete the new house for the University of Washington chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha.   

The Pikes 2000 Project is largely responsible for the amazing and unprecedented success of our chapter since 1999.

Our chapter's successes that can be directly traced from the Pikes 2000 Project include:

1. The acquisition of a new chapter house intended to house nearly 50 Pi K A members.
2. The nearly-complete restoration of that chapter house, originally built in 1923, to bring it to year 2000 standards.
3. A Fall 1999 pledge class totaling 24 members.
4. The Newell Award for Most Improved Chapter in the Nation in 2000
5. A Fall 2000 pledge class totaling 25 members.
6. The Robert Adger Smythe Award in 2001
7. A Fall 2001 pledge class totaling 27 members - our largest pledge class ever!

THANK YOU
to the more than 140 donors who have helped out! 
(online donor list)

Look at the original Pikes 2000 Project proposal.

 Read the
June 1999
Update.

 Read the September 1999 Update.