ALPI PAC is the nonpartisan political action committee dedicated solely to representing the interests of the United States and the American Lebanese community in the political process.
ALPI PAC, the nonpartisan political action committee, is the only PAC aimed solely at representing the interests of the United States, and the American Lebanese community. It is critically important that all ALPI PAC members be active participants in the political process, through either ALPI PAC or related ALPI PAC legislative programs.
ALPI-PAC works to ensure U.S. and American Lebanese Community interests are represented on Capitol Hill. Our objectives:
Partner with the U.S. government to protect Lebanon’s sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity — because a free, democratic Lebanon serves American interests in the Middle East.
Advance freedom and human dignity as the foundation of a just alternative to extremism.
Objectives
What We Stand For
OUR GOVERNANCE
How We Operate
Founded in 2020, ALPI-PAC reports monthly to the FEC and operates in full compliance with federal contribution regulations. Governed by a five-member Board of Trustees — President, Vice President, Custodian of Records/Executive Director, Treasurer, and Secretary — each serving four-year terms across different geographic regions.
ALPI-PAC fulfills its mission by identifying and supporting local and federal candidates who champion the issues vital to our community, guided by a commitment to the two-party political system.
CONTRIBUTE TO A BETTER TOMORROW
With your help we can strengthen the voice of the American Lebanese community in Washington
and across the nation.
The Board of Directors provides governance, strategic direction, and oversight for ALPI PAC. Board members are responsible for leadership, compliance, and organizational decision-making.
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U.S.–Lebanon Advisory Council
The U.S.–Lebanon Advisory Council provides non-governing, advisory and informational insight to ALPI PAC on matters related to U.S.–Lebanon relations, diaspora engagement, and policy developments. Advisory Council members do not hold decision-making authority within ALPI PAC and do not participate in governance, finance, or political operations.