About AHEPA
AHEPA, the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association, is a notable Greek-American community organization founded in 1922. It originated as a response to help Greek immigrants assimilate into American society while preserving their rich Hellenic culture. AHEPA’s mission is twofold: to promote the ideals of ancient Greece, which include philanthropy, education, civic responsibility, and family and individual excellence, and to support the Greek-American community.
The organization has a rich history of advocacy, having played a pivotal role in fighting discrimination against Greek Americans and assisting in their social and economic advancement. AHEPA’s educational initiatives are noteworthy, including scholarships and educational programs aimed at promoting Hellenic heritage and fostering leadership skills among young Greek Americans.
Furthermore, AHEPA is deeply committed to philanthropy, with significant contributions to various causes, both within the United States and in Greece. These efforts include disaster relief, health and welfare programs, and support for cultural preservation.
AHEPA also actively engages in civic responsibilities. It promotes civic engagement among its members, encouraging participation in the democratic process and fostering strong ties between Greece and the United States. Through its chapters across the United States and internationally, AHEPA serves as a bridge connecting Greek Americans to their heritage and as a platform for advocating issues of importance to the Hellenic community.
In summary, AHEPA is a vital organization in the Greek-American community, dedicated to education, philanthropy, civic responsibility, and the celebration of Greek heritage and culture. Its impact is seen not only within the Greek-American community but also in its contributions to broader societal causes and its role in strengthening Greece-U.S. relations.
Dates to Remember
Centennial Anniversary Celebration
AHEPA Chapter 99 — 100 Years
Greek Orthodox Church of the Archangels
1527 Bedford Street, Stamford, CT 06905
Adults $90 · Seniors 65+ $65 · Under 18 $45
Dinner & drinks included · Live Greek music
Prepayment required to reserve
Dear Brothers and Friends,
Please join us as AHEPA Chapter 99 proudly celebrates its 100th anniversary on Saturday, October 31, at 7:00 p.m. at the Church of the Archangels in Stamford. This special fundraising celebration will include dinner and drinks, live Greek music by Christoforos Zisoulis, and an evening of fellowship honoring a century of service, brotherhood, and commitment to our community.
Your support of our chapter is especially meaningful during these crucial times, when it is more important than ever to preserve and promote Hellenism and the enduring Hellenic values of faith, family, education, philanthropy, civic responsibility, and service to others. By attending and supporting this fundraiser, you will help Chapter 99 continue its important mission and carry these values forward for future generations.
Tickets are $90 for adults, $65 for seniors age 65 and over, and $45 for children under 18. Advance payment is required to reserve your place. Please use the Zeffy link or QR code on the flyer, email ahepachapter99@yahoo.com, or call or text 212-300-3669.
We hope you will join us in celebrating this historic milestone. Please also share the flyer with your family and friends.
Fraternally,
AHEPA Chapter 99
Education
Scholarships and leadership programs that promote Hellenic heritage.
Philanthropy
Disaster relief, health & welfare, and cultural preservation efforts.
Civic Responsibility
Encouraging engagement in the democratic process and U.S.–Greece ties.
Get Involved
Interested in AHEPA Chapter 99 activities, meetings, or membership? Reach out and join our community dedicated to education, service, and Hellenic culture.