Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity
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AEPi is committed to supporting Jewish causes to reinforce the Jewish ideal of Tikkun Olam (repairing the world).

Leadership Development
Provides education, resources, and training to develop leadership for the future of the Jewish community.

About
Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity


Founded in
1960
EIN
23-2808301
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Jewish Organizations
Address
204 N 34TH ST PHILADELPHIA, PA 19104-2425 United States
Website
https://aepi.org
Phone
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Email address
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About
Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi), founded in 1913, is a Jewish fraternity providing education, resources, and training to develop future leaders of Jewish communities. With over 150 active chapters, AEPi cultivates Jewish identity and leadership skills. The Delta Rho chapter is located in Philadelphia. Note: The provided address and founding year (1960) do not match the fraternity's national details.
Mission
Alpha Epsilon Pi is the world's Jewish college fraternity, operating chapters on more than 170 college campuses in six countries. They strive to develop leaders for the Jewish community and the world.

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