Hellenic-American Cultural Foundation

The Hellenic-American Cultural Foundation (HACF) in New York, NY is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to organizing and presenting high-quality educational and cultural programming that celebrates Greek heritage and civilization. Since its establishment in 2010 and formal incorporation as a 501(c)(3) organization in 2011, HACF has become a premier venue for exploring the rich contributions of Greece and the Greek Diaspora through diverse artistic and intellectual disciplines. The foundation curates an extensive array of cultural experiences including concerts, lectures, film screenings, exhibitions, and academic discussions spanning the arts, sciences, politics, history, and literature. From Byzantine history and classical Greek philosophy to contemporary topics like artificial intelligence and modern poetry, HACF's programming reflects the enduring relevance and breadth of Greek cultural influence. The organization's Board of Directors and Advisory Council comprise accomplished professionals drawn from academia, business, law, the arts, and literature—individuals committed to advancing HACF's mission of making Greek civilization accessible to the widest possible audience. Notable past speakers have included Ambassador John Negroponte and George Tenet, while the foundation has sponsored events ranging from tributes to cultural icons like Maria Callas to collaborative exhibitions with major institutions such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Whether you're interested in exploring ancient Greek contributions to Western thought, discovering contemporary Greek artistic expression, or understanding the experiences of Greek communities worldwide, HACF provides thoughtfully curated programs that engage audiences of all backgrounds and educational levels throughout the New York area.