On April 24, 2010, Upsilon Xi partnered with Operation Compassion to hold a benefit concert to raise funds for the victims of a major earthquake that hit Haiti in January of 2010. Operation Compassion (ranked by Forbes Magazine in 2009 as one of the Top 3 most efficient philanthropic organizations) was able to send $88 of donated wholesale goods to Haiti for every $1 raised.  Through the efforts of Upsilon Xi, $3,000 was raised which provided $264,000 worth of wholesale good to be sent to Haiti. 

The idea for the concert was pitched by Senior Member Nathan Nessle, and was enthusiastically embraced by President Flynn, Vice-President Hammett, and the rest of Upsilon’s membership.  Chaplain Jonathan Landis and Jordan Green made significant contributions to the effort, and the entire club contributed in a variety of ways; making phone calls, sending out advertisements, and seeking contributions.  UXAA Vice-President Wayne Slocumb, who works for Operation Compassion, designed promotional posters that were distributed around Cleveland, and local radio and print media were also contacted to promote the event.