Lauren Grossman

(INDIANAPOLIS, IN)

Lauren Grossman, a savvy and experienced nonprofit executive, has been hired by the Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) Foundation to manage alumni and donor relationships throughout the Midwest region of the United States. She joins a growing team of AEPi Foundation professionals who work with AEPi alumni and other Jewish community stalwarts to fund AEPi’s efforts to develop leaders for the Jewish community on college campuses and throughout North America and Israel.

Grossman has spent her career focused on fundraising, events and volunteer management at organizations including March of Dimes, ADL and Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Most recently, Lauren was the Director of Individual Giving at JCFS Chicago, and prior to that, she served as Associate Director of Advancement & Engagement at AJC (American Jewish Committee) Chicago. A native of Memphis, TN, Lauren holds a master’s degree in Jewish Professional Studies from Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership, and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin, Madison where she was a member of Chi Omega. She resides today in Evanston, IL.

Her community leadership includes most recently co-chairing the Professional Women’s Mentorship Program and serving as a member of the Young Women’s City Council, both through Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago.

“We are thrilled to have Lauren join our team. I know that her experience and enthusiasm will help us grow our outreach with alumni and friends in cities like Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, St. Louis and throughout the Midwest,” said Jay Feldman, executive director of the AEPi Foundation. “The fraternity’s mission to develop the future leaders of the Jewish community has never been more important than it is right now, and Lauren will be an integral part of the team working to fund programs for our undergraduate brothers.”

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About Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity

Alpha Epsilon Pi is the world’s leading Jewish college fraternity, operating chapters on more than 150 college campuses in the United States, Canada, and Israel. Founded in 1913, AEPi has more than 110,000 living alumni. The fraternity’s mission – developing the future leaders of the Jewish communities – is demonstrated every day through acts of brotherhood, Tzedakah (charity), social awareness and support for Jewish communities and Israel. For more information, visit AEPi.org or follow us on Facebook or Instagram.

About the Alpha Epsilon Pi Foundation

The Alpha Epsilon Pi Foundation promotes the values of the Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity through leadership development, partnerships with educational and Jewish communal organizations, and provision of scholarships, financial support and programming for the betterment of AEPi brothers, their campuses or their community.