National Philoptochos kicked off its business with thorough resolution discussions and budget reviews, laying the groundwork for a week of meaningful decision-making. The day started at St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church, where members gathered in faith and fellowship, establishing a spiritually grounded tone for the week ahead. Under the leadership of National Philoptochos President Arlene Siavelis Kehl and guided by Convention Chair Jeannie Ranglas, along with Co-chairs Anita Kartalopoulos and Cynthia Kezos, the organization is set for a productive and transformative gathering. Sunday evening’s delegate reception was heartwarming, uniting members from across the nation and fostering a spirit of unity and collaboration. With over 300 delegates in attendance, the event promises to be impactful. The work being done today and throughout the entire Convention week is crucial. It is shaping the future of Philoptochos, driving its mission forward with renewed vigor and purpose. The discussions, decisions, and connections made here will have a lasting impact, ensuring that Philoptochos continues to thrive and serve communities with compassion and dedication.
Photo: GOARCH/Brittainy Newman.