AHEPA Chapter 91 – “William McKinley” – Buffalo, NY

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Founded on January 15, 1926, AHEPA Chapter 91 is a historic pillar of Buffalo’s Greek-American community, promoting Hellenic ideals of education, philanthropy, civic responsibility, and family.

 

Recent Highlights

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• In November 2022, the chapter launched its First Annual Holiday Bakaliko at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, offering Greek products like coffees, cheeses, olive oil, and honey to parishioners in the weeks leading up to Christmas.

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• In November 2023, Chapter 91 co-sponsored a literary evening—“Three Greek Sons – Three American Writers”—featuring readings by members such as Steve Eoannou, Perry Nicholas, and John Melithoniotes.

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• The chapter also hosts community events like a Buffalo Bills Tailgate Coffee Hour and participates in the Festival of Ministries at Annunciation Church, donating food to local soup kitchens.

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• In March 2023, Chapter 91 initiated four new members—the first class since reactivation in 2020—strengthening its fellowship and commitment to growth.

 

Community & Values

Chapter 91 remains deeply invested in faith and fellowship by organizing cultural events (bakaliko markets, writers’ nights), service-oriented celebrations, and charitable efforts. Their activities reflect AHEPA’s foundational mission of uniting Greek heritage with civic engagement and communal care.