AHEPA Chapter 51 – Westchester County, NY

 

Overview & History

Founded in 1925, AHEPA Chapter 51 is one of the oldest and most respected chapters in the Empire District 6 network. It promotes the values of Hellenism, civic responsibility, education, and philanthropy through strong community leadership and cultural programs.

 

Recent Highlights

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• Centennial Celebration (September 29, 2024): Chapter 51 marked its 100th anniversary with a gala at the Greentree Country Club in New Rochelle. Distinguished guests included AHEPA Supreme President Savas Tsivicos and other national and district leaders.

• Honors & Awards: The chapter received the prestigious 10K Diamond Presidential Certificate and official proclamations from the Mayor of Yonkers and the Westchester County Executive. AHEPA Heroes Medals were awarded to notable members such as Peter Koulikourdis and Dr. George J. Florakis.

• Lifetime Recognition: Numerous members were honored for over 30 years of continuous service and leadership within the organization.

 

Community & Values

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• Chapter 51 remained active during the pandemic by transitioning to virtual meetings, maintaining regular engagement and community service efforts.

• It actively collaborates with neighboring chapters throughout the region and supports youth, educational, and philanthropic initiatives.

 

AHEPA Chapter 51 stands as a pillar of the Greek-American community in Westchester County, continuing a century-long tradition of excellence and public service.