Rho Lambda Alphas

Less than one week away.

Western New York, this is your reminder to reserve your seat now for the Father’s Day Jazz Brunch hosted by Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Rho Lambda Chapter and the Eugene S. Richards Foundation.

This will be an afternoon of live jazz, great food, brotherhood, family, and celebration as we honor Black fatherhood and the men who continue to lead, love, protect, mentor, and pour into the next generation.

Fathers deserve more than a quick thank you. They deserve to be celebrated with excellence, community, and love.

Sunday, June 7, 2026
1 PM to 3 PM
Reikart House
5000 Main Street, Amherst, NY

Tickets are moving, and seating is limited.

General Admission: $75
Members: $65

Scan the QR code on the flyer and secure your spot today. Bring your father, your sons, your brothers, your mentors, and the men who have made a difference in your life.

Let’s make this a powerful celebration of fatherhood, legacy, and love.

High school students, this is your moment.

The Breaking Barriers Youth Education and Leadership Summit is designed to help young people build confidence, grow as leaders, connect with mentors, and prepare for their future.

Join us for a powerful day of workshops, breakout sessions, mentorship, and real conversations focused on leadership, civic engagement, education, entrepreneurship, health and wellness, goal setting, and personal growth.

Workshops presented by Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Rho Lambda Chapter.

Saturday, May 30th, 2026
9:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Northland Training Center
683 Northland Ave, Buffalo, NY 14211

Ages 13 and up
Light breakfast and lunch available

Register by scanning the QR code on the flyer or visit:
https://bit.ly/bb26youthsummit

Come ready to build. Come ready to bond. Come ready to believe.

The Brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Rho Lambda Chapter proudly recognize the impactful work of Brother Daniel Robertson and the continued efforts of Breaking Barriers Buffalo as they create spaces for healing, education, mentorship, and honest dialogue within our community.

On Saturday, May 16, 2026, Breaking Barriers will host “Breaking Barriers. Building Bridges.”, a gun violence prevention event at the Northland Workforce Training Center from 10 AM to 2 PM. Youth ages 12 and older are strongly encouraged to attend, along with parents, guardians, mentors, and community members. Food will be provided.

This important gathering will feature conversations and training led by:
• Dr. Christopher St. Vil, UB School of Social Work
• Andre “Dre” Loucks Jr., Shooters Ready Training, LLC
• Willie Griffin, Buffalo SNUG

The event will focus on firearm safety, violence prevention, navigating peer encounters involving guns, and deeper discussions around masculinity, power, identity, and youth empowerment.

Brother Robertson continues to exemplify leadership through service by helping create opportunities that educate, uplift, and protect our youth while strengthening community connections throughout Buffalo.

Register here: https://www.cognitoforms.com/SayYesToEducationBuffalo/BreakingBarriersBuildingBridgesPartTwoGunViolencePrevention

Today we’re throwing it back to an incredible moment of impact and community empowerment led by Bro Daniel Robertson

Last Saturday, May 2nd, at Buffalo State University, the Financial Empowerment Summit brought together youth, families, and community members for a day centered around financial literacy, ownership, and building a stronger future for our people. From the energy in the room to the life changing information shared throughout the day, this event was a reminder of what happens when leadership meets purpose.

A special highlight was Buffalo being blessed with the presence and knowledge of Wall Street Trapper, helping inspire the community with real conversations about wealth building, investing, and breaking generational cycles.

Bro Daniel’s commitment to bringing meaningful resources, opportunities, and education to our community reflects the true spirit of service and leadership. This was bigger than an event. It was about planting seeds for long term empowerment and transformation.

We honor Bro Daniel Robertson for continuing to create spaces that uplift, educate, and inspire our community to think bigger and build stronger.

06 to a brother doing the work and leading with vision.