THE MISSION of the AHEPA FAMILY

 EDUCATION

The AHEPA Educational Foundation continues in its pursuit to develop new and more responsive ways to meet our responsibility in creating a better learning environment for our children today ... and tomorrow. The foundation offers scholarships on a broad, national basis to a wide variety of students. Recipients are traditional and non-traditional students; high school seniors; seminarians, including those entering Holy Cross Greek School of Theology; or college and post-graduate students looking to become tomorrow's leaders.
The preservation of Hellenic Studies programs on our campuses is an important issue for the AHEPA Educational Foundation. A subcommittee of the foundation, the Hellenic Cultural Commission, actively works in the support of Hellenism and the study of the classics at our universities. In addition, programs such as Journey to Greece and Washington Internships have been sponsored by the foundation to help educate our young Greek- Americans.

AHEPA's commitment to education has been well documented throughout its history. Over $4 million is endowed at the local, district and national levels toward the use of scholarships and a half-million dollars is awarded annually. Thousands of young men and women throughout the United States and Canada have benefited as recipients of AHEPA scholarships at these various levels. The most famous recipient, perhaps, is political commentator and analyst George Stephanopolos.