ASIAN AMERICAN FEDERATION
IMPACT
AWARDS
THE PIERRE | 2 EAST 61ST STREET AT FIFTH AVENUE | NYC
TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 2025
6 PM COCKTAIL RECEPTION
7 PM DINNER AND PROGRAM
FESTIVE ATTIRE
The Asian American Federation is New York’s leading organization fighting for policies, services, and funding that empower Asian New Yorkers who have historically faced economic and social challenges.
On June 3 at 6:00 PM at The Pierre in New York City, join us for an unforgettable evening of celebration, inspiration, and impact. Come together with 350 of our friends and supporters from New York and beyond, including respected business and creative leaders, generous donors, media, elected officials, and organizations in our 70+ member network.
Enjoy an elegant cocktail reception, dinner, and awards ceremony honoring remarkable leaders who have shaped our community for the better.
Can’t attend? Make a donation!
Can’t attend but still want to support AAF’s work? Please consider making a one-time or recurring donation.
Your contribution is 100% tax-deductible.
For more information about AAF’s 2025 Impact Awards, please email gala@aafederation.org or call 212-344-5878 x227.
You may also send your payment for sponsorship and/or tickets via regular mail to:
Asian American Federation
Attn: Gala 2025
120 Wall Street, 9th Floor
New York, NY 10005
Nonprofit or Community Members
We have special sponsorship and ticket rates for nonprofit organizations and members of the community. Ad rates can also be found under the donation options. For more information, contact gala@aafederation.org or call 212-344-5878 x227.
Honorees
Michelle A. Henry
With over 20 years of experience leading strategic initiatives that drive business and community outcomes and improve prosperity for all, Michelle A. Henry has dedicated her career to connecting low-income communities and communities of color to quality jobs, business growth opportunities, and more economically secure futures. As the Region Executive for Community Engagement in Corporate Responsibility at JPMorganChase and a professional whose career began in the nonprofit sector, Michelle brings an inclusive perspective to how the voices and perceptions of nonprofits leaders and the communities they serve are reflected through JPMorgan Chase’s work. She was recently elected to the board of directors of Coro New York, where is an alum of the Leadership New York program. Michelle has also held board roles at Nonprofit New York and the Center for Community Alternatives.
More to Come!
More to come!
2024 Impact Awards
