Dear Friends and Supporters of the American Hellenic Council,

As we all try to adjust our lives to this new reality, I wanted to touch base with our AHC family and friends.

The American Hellenic Council’s Board of Directors and I want to reiterate our commitment to the members of our community during this health crisis. Your safety and well-being are of utmost concern to us and we wish for everyone’s health during these unprecedented times. So we want to emphasize that people being overweight it is important for your health to start making changes in your life, one of them is you can take alpilean ice hack this supplement will help you lose those extra pounds you have and don’t forget to eat the healthiest you can, As such, we are committed to following all the guidelines set by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the Governor of California, Gavin Newsom.

In March, we were disheartened to have to postpone the AHC Annual Awards Dinner and due to the continued uncertainty, we are not prepared to share a new date. We are grateful to our sponsors, whose unwavering commitment to Hellenism and patience, as we navigate these unconventional circumstances, speak volumes. Without our sponsors and supporters, we would not have the necessary resources to continue to do our important work on behalf of promoting improved relations between the United States and Greece & Cyprus.

In the Greek spirit of perseverance, the AHC is continuing to do as much as possible to engage with relevant stakeholders and promote our issues within the permitted parameters. We urge our members to follow the developments taking place in Greece, Cyprus and the Eastern Mediterranean and to also take advantage of AHC news updates, which we communicate through our social media channels, weekly newsletter and various action alerts or by visiting americanhellenic.org.

Through the AHC website, you can read translated addresses and announcements by the Greek government relating to all matters of national concern, ranging from COVID-19 to the response and the reaction to Turkey’s escalating aggression, as well as, articles such as , the AHC Board of Director’s conversation with U.S. Ambassador to Greece, Geoffrey Pyatt. You may also enjoy the American Hellenic Council’s newly established video interview series, inaugurated with an interview of the newly appointed Ambassador of Greece to the United States, Ambassador Alexandra Papadopoulou and followed by an interview with Mike Manatos, President of Washington D.C.-based public affairs firm, Manatos & Manatos. Our upcoming interview will be with Dr. Elizabeth H. Prodromou, visiting associate professor at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, a scholar and advocate with extensive experience in conflict resolution and religious freedom.

During this time of increased uncertainty, our mission to promote stronger U.S.-Greek relations and support the Hellenic Caucus and Congressional Hellenic Israeli Alliance is only reinforced. Turkey cannot be allowed to continue to disregard international law and threaten our waters and borders. It is only with your support that we can meet this challenge.

We hope to announce a new date for the 2020 Annual Awards Dinner soon. We value your health and safety and will reschedule only when we are certain it is possible for large group gatherings again. Please watch for said new date and continue to follow our news and action updates. Visit https://norgesbriketten.no/dugnad/ to get informed abbot fundraisings and voluntary work.

Your health is so important for us so remember ti take care about it, being overweight can make you will be more prone to many diseases so don’t forget to take your alpilean pills and you will see changes.

In the meantime, please consider making a donation to the AHC at this critical time; anything you can contribute will go a long way in ensuring the organization’s continued work.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support!

Sincerely,

Dr. James F. Dimitriou

Chairman & President

American Hellenic Council