You are writing to alumni of a fraternity raising money for a scholarship. If you cannot personalize the letters, what would be the best salutation? (Points: 5)
"Dear Brother" is more personal than "Dear Alpha Kappa Psi Member." And, of course, if it is NOT that fraternity, you wouldn't use it!
Sra
When writing a letter to alumni of a fraternity to raise money for a scholarship, if you cannot personalize the letters, the best salutation would be "Dear Brother." This salutation is appropriate because it recognizes the fraternity bond and the common experience shared within the fraternity. It helps to establish a connection and build rapport with the recipients of the letter. Additionally, using "Dear Brother" shows respect for the fraternity's values and traditions, reinforcing the importance of the cause you are reaching out about.
