Alafoyiannis, Loula Loi (b. 1948), known as Loula Loi Alafoyiannis, is a Greek American philanthropist and community leader renowned for her advocacy for Hellenic culture. Born in Athens, Greece, she immigrated to the United States. Her philanthropy supports Greek diaspora initiatives and arts education. [Luce Index™ score: 71]
Her philanthropy focuses on Hellenic heritage. As a board member of the Hellenic American Cultural Foundation, Alafoyiannis funds scholarships for Greek American students and cultural festivals. She supports restoration of Greek Orthodox churches, notably Saint Nicholas in Manhattan. During Greece’s 2010s economic crisis, she organized fundraisers for healthcare and education. Her leadership in diaspora organizations fosters Greek-American identity.
Alafoyiannis’s activism celebrates Greek independence. She has received awards from the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese and Hellenic Federation for her cultural contributions.
Alafoyiannis’s legacy lies in her commitment to community. Her philanthropy strengthens diaspora ties. She remains an inspiration for cultural advocates.
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