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Max Gruver Foundation In September 2017, Max Gruver was killed in a hazing event as a Phi Delt fraternity pledge at LSU. Max was killed due to alcohol hazing as a fraternity pledge.

Visit us at www.maxgruverfoundation.com to see Max's full story. Please help us to STOP THE HAZING!

Thank you, , for welcoming Todd Shelton, CEO & Executive Director of , and me to Middle Tennessee State University for a...
10/19/2026

Thank you, , for welcoming Todd Shelton, CEO & Executive Director of , and me to Middle Tennessee State University for an important conversation about hazing prevention!

Every conversation is an opportunity to educate, raise awareness, and inspire change. Together, we can build safer campus communities and work toward a future free from hazing. 💜

Thank you, , for prioritizing hazing prevention and creating space for these important conversations. 👏I’m honored to jo...
10/07/2026

Thank you, , for prioritizing hazing prevention and creating space for these important conversations. 👏

I’m honored to join Todd Shelton, CEO & Executive Director of , as a guest speaker at this upcoming Hazing Prevention Seminar.

Education creates awareness. Awareness creates change. And together, we can help put an end to hazing! 💜

A huge thank you to  and  for once again hosting their annual Kick Out Hazing Tournament in support of National Hazing P...
10/06/2026

A huge thank you to and for once again hosting their annual Kick Out Hazing Tournament in support of National Hazing Prevention Week. 💜

We are so grateful for your continued commitment to raising awareness and bringing the conversation around hazing prevention directly to your campus.

Events like this are an important reminder that creating safer communities starts with students who are willing to stand up and make a difference!

Tomorrow, we’re bringing an important conversation to the University of Louisville. 💜Join Rae Ann Gruver and Evelyn Piaz...
09/22/2026

Tomorrow, we’re bringing an important conversation to the University of Louisville. 💜

Join Rae Ann Gruver and Evelyn Piazza for “Love, Mom & Dad,” as they share their personal stories and the devastating impact of hazing. Together, we can raise awareness, inspire change, and help prevent another family from experiencing this heartbreak.

📅 Wednesday, September 23 | 6 PM
📍 SAC Multipurpose Room, University of Louisville

Two fraternities at  have been placed on interim suspension as the university investigates reports of alleged hazing. Wh...
09/18/2026

Two fraternities at have been placed on interim suspension as the university investigates reports of alleged hazing. While the investigations are ongoing, both chapters are prohibited from participating in chapter activities.

Another reminder of why this work matters. Hazing is not tradition, and no student should ever be put at risk in the name of belonging.

Together, we can . 💜

09/14/2026
Happy Labor Day from the Max Gruver Foundation! 🇺🇸 Today, we recognize the hard work and dedication of those who make ou...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from the Max Gruver Foundation! 🇺🇸

Today, we recognize the hard work and dedication of those who make our communities stronger. Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend. ❤️🤍💙

Have you signed up your co****le team yet??? 👀Let’s come out strong as we Aim To Stop Hazing!Anyone who has seen the new...
08/20/2026

Have you signed up your co****le team yet??? 👀

Let’s come out strong as we Aim To Stop Hazing!

Anyone who has seen the news this week can see, once again, just how serious hazing continues to be in our college culture. From the sentencing following the death of a pledge at NAU to 13 arrests connected to a drug trafficking ring involving pledges at Penn State, the message is clear: the culture needs to change.

Join us this Sunday, have some fun, and help us continue the fight to stop hazing. ❤️

As students head back to college campuses across the country, these numbers are an important reminder that hazing is sti...
08/17/2026

As students head back to college campuses across the country, these numbers are an important reminder that hazing is still happening and transparency matters. Georgia and Alabama alone reported 36 incidents in the past year, and many campuses have yet to report.

Parents, students, friends, teammates: know the signs, ask the questions, and speak up. A new school year should be about finding your community, not risking your safety to be part of one.

Learn more and find resources at maxgruverfoundation.com.

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As students head back to school, it’s important for both students and parents to know the signs of hazing. 💜Changes in b...
08/12/2026

As students head back to school, it’s important for both students and parents to know the signs of hazing. 💜

Changes in behavior, unexplained injuries, excessive exhaustion, isolation, secrecy around group activities, or sudden pressure to participate in something uncomfortable can all be reasons to pay closer attention.

Hazing isn’t always obvious, and it isn’t “just part of joining.” Know the signs. Ask questions. Speak up. And look out for one another.

Education and awareness can save lives. Learn more at maxgruverfoundation.com.

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