07/29/2026
💙💛 We are incredibly proud of our own Sister Tina Smith, who is representing our chapter at the 104th AHEPA Supreme Convention in the historic city of Philadelphia, the birthplace of American democracy and a city whose spirit of service and civic leadership continues to inspire.
Sister Tina has long been a passionate advocate for Interval House, Connecticut’s largest agency dedicated to ending domestic violence. Interval House provides emergency shelter, crisis intervention, counseling, legal advocacy, prevention education, and life-changing support to thousands of survivors and their families each year.
Thanks to Tina’s vision and dedication, our chapter adopted Interval House as one of our local philanthropies. At this year’s convention, she successfully proposed that Interval House be recognized as a voluntary Daughters of Penelope National Obligation. We are thrilled to share that the proposal was accepted, and attendees were inspired by a powerful presentation from the Interval House representative highlighting the organization’s life-saving mission.
Congratulations, Sister Tina! Your leadership, compassion, and commitment to philanthropy are making a meaningful difference, not only in our community, but now across the Daughters of Penelope nationwide. We couldn’t be prouder! 💙✨