AHEPA Delphi 25 Revitalized as it Prepares for Annual Delphi Gala

Manhattan, NY:. – November 2025 – AHEPA Delphi 25, one of the most dynamic chapters within the international AHEPA organization, has experienced unprecedented growth and activity in recent months, reaffirming its prominence in both the Hellenic and broader Manhattan communities.

This revitalization culminates on November 14, 2025, as Delphi hosts its highly anticipated Annual Delphi Gala at Tribeca Rooftop, celebrating the theme of “Twin Pillars.” This year’s gala honors Paul J. Lountzis of Lountzis Asset Management and V. Rev. Archimandrite Chrysostomos Gilbert of the Archdiocesan Cathedral, recognizing their exceptional contributions to Greek culture, business, and the Orthodox Church.

The gala serves as a reflection of AHEPA Delphi 25’s professional and philanthropic endeavors, highlighting the chapter’s commitment to fostering meaningful connections and creating a lasting impact. Under the leadership of President Paul Pavlakos, Delphi has embraced two guiding themes: growing the “Delphi Network” and achieving true Community Impact, both rooted in the Hellenic ideals of “φιλοτιμο” (love of honor) and “φιλοξενια” (love of the stranger).

Expanding the Delphi Network Through monthly networking events and collaboration with other Hellenic organizations across New York City, Delphi has strengthened its professional and personal connections, creating a vibrant community of members and friends from diverse industries and backgrounds. Notable events include the Kellari networking event featuring the AHEPA Supreme President and the innovative “Cars & Cocktails” gathering, co-hosted with Philo4Thought and the Hellenic Chamber of Commerce, which brought together generations and organizations at a unique waterfront venue.

Achieving Community Impact Delphi’s philanthropic reach has extended beyond the Hellenic community, exemplified by its inaugural “Delphi Back to School Supply Drive” this summer. Partnering with major organizations like KPMG, Delphi collected and distributed over 200 school supply bags to six Harlem public schools, including students in short-term temporary housing (STH). The initiative highlighted Delphi’s commitment to addressing challenges faced by underserved youth in Manhattan, emphasizing the importance of education and community support.

Collaborative Momentum into Fall Building on summer’s success, Delphi continued its momentum into fall with activities designed to foster collaboration and synergy. Delphi proudly served as a “Faith” sponsor for the 2025 Archdiocesan YAL Conference, which featured a historic visit from Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church & National Shrine. Pavlakos moderated a dynamic panel on advocacy, the US-Greece relationship, and religious freedom, featuring distinguished speakers such as Lou Katsos and H.E. Ambassador George James Tsunis.

Join the Delphi Cause As Delphi closes out an exceptional year, the chapter invites the community to join its mission by attending the Delphi Gala on November 14 or becoming a member of the AHEPA Delphi 25 family. For more information about Delphi’s initiatives, events, or membership opportunities,

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