For the past twenty-two years, Sigma Delta Tau Greek Grind has remained the largest and most successful Panhellenic philanthropy event on the University of Georgia’s campus. All 20 Panhellenic sororities on UGA’s campus come together every October to compete in an exhilarating dance competition to benefit Prevent Child Abuse America (PCAA), Sigma Delta Tau’s national philanthropy. This incredible night of entertainment gets bigger and better each year as the Panhellenic community competes for monetary donations to go towards their philanthropies of choice and the extremely sought-after title of SDT Greek Grind Champions.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Every sorority organizes a group of 25 to 30 members to represent their sorority and dance in our event. In addition, each sorority chooses one boy from a fraternity to represent them in the always hilarious all boys dance. The sororities and the UGA Red Hotz compete in a live performance held at the Akins Ford Arena, hosted by a celebrity (Kevin Chamberlain was host of last year's SDTGG), and each team is judged based on predetermined factors, including performance, costume, theme incorporation, and originality.
There are two opening acts: the boys' dance and the Red Hotz. The boys' dance is a hilarious way to kick off the show, and the Red Hotz are a great representation of UGA!
Following the boys' dance, each of the nineteen other sororities perform, competing for the title of SDTGG Champions
SDT always closes the show with a fun performance to showcase our spirit and dedication to PCAA