All proceeds from online sales go to charities for refugees.

Midas is a celebration of Greek culture and philanthropy.

The Midas Mission

Midas was started by Greek-American High School students as a way to give back to their community. They began selling Greek-inspired apparel at Greek Festivals to raise money for charities that they have been involved with. So far, they have made substantial donations to The HomeProject in Greece, IOCC’s Ukraine Emergency Relief Fund, St. Mary’s Children’s Hospital in Queens, The Midnight Run in NYC, and The Henry Viscardi School on Long Island.

Press/Testimonials

Inspired by philanthropy and their ancestry, the two Long Island high school students created The Midas T—a company which supports charitable causes through Greek-inspired apparel.

The Pappas Post

These acts of service inspired them to give back even more to the community and to contribute in a tangible way…

The National Herald

Thank you, Anastasios, for your inspirational support.

The Home Project

  • Fundraiser for Ukrainian Refugees

  • The new “Peace” line of merchandise was launched to raise money for the IOCC’s Ukraine Emergency Relief Fund and The Home Project.

  • Henry Viscardi School Festival Sale

  • The Henry Viscardi Scool Coach Joe Slaninka from the school came by Archangel Michael’s Greek Festival to show his support.

  • The HomeProject

  • Painting a shelter for unaccompanied minors in Athens.

  • The Henry Viscardi School

  • Team Midas plays a friendly game of basketball wheelchair with Viscardi alumns.

  • The Home Project

  • Anastasi meets with Vassilis and Sophia at the Home Project’s Athens headquarters.

Fundraiser for Ukrainian Refugees

The new “Peace” line of merchandise was launched to raise money for the IOCC’s Ukraine Emergency Relief Fund and The Home Project.

Henry Viscardi School Festival Sale

The Henry Viscardi Scool Coach Joe Slaninka from the school came by Archangel Michael’s Greek Festival to show his support.

The HomeProject

Painting a shelter for unaccompanied minors in Athens.

The Henry Viscardi School

Team Midas plays a friendly game of basketball wheelchair with Viscardi alumns.

The Home Project

Anastasi meets with Vassilis and Sophia at the Home Project’s Athens headquarters.