Wall Street Alphas

This past weekend, the Wall Street Alphas (Alpha Phi Alpha - Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter) & the ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha – Delta Rho Omega Chapter hosted a community service event where we cultivated and painted Brevoort Playground in the historic Bed-Stuy neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY.
This event was held in conjunction with Partnerships for Parks, in sponsorship with NYC Council Member Darlene Mealy, and we’d also like to say a big thank you to our sponsor, JD Sports for helping us make a difference.

🔔🥶It’s 9:30am at the New York Stock Exchange. The opening bell has rung. Alpha stock is still on the rise but the temperature on Wall Street just got 12 degrees colder. Congratulations to the newest members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated’s Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter - Spring ‘24 - 12 Scions of Amun-Ra.

Onwards and Upwards 🤙🏾

1. Joseph Dillon ( )
2. Triston Ferguson ( )
3. Jermaine Meadows ( )
4. Ronald Tolson Jr. (.bobby.ricky.mike )
5. Eric Love ( )
6. Jelani Hipps
7. Fritz Jean
8. Brandon Bryan ( )
9. William Black ( )
10. Tyrell Simon ( )
11. Michael Whitfield ( )
12. Michael Wyands ( )

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The Reveal : 12 Scions of Amun-Ra | Wall Street Alphas It’s 9:30am at the New York Stock Exchange. The opening bell has rung. Alpha stock is still on the rise but the temperature on Wall Street just got 12 degree...

Members of the Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter joined other NPHC Greeks in Brooklyn, NY last weekend to support the NYC Department of Homeless Services. Together, they assembled packages to distribute to the unhoused population in our city. We are proud of our brothers for continuing the tradition of giving back to the underserved community.

Seasons Greetings! Wishing you a happy and healthy holiday season!

As the festive season approaches, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.’s Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter is taking a proactive stance against impaired driving through the Cannon-Dozier Project. This program honors the lives of Brothers Adrian Cannon and Julius Dozier, tragically lost in a drunk driving accident. By raising awareness and educating communities about the dangers of impaired driving, the Cannon-Dozier Project strives to prevent similar tragedies and save lives.
By actively participating in the Cannon-Dozier Project and making informed choices, we can all contribute to a safer holiday season and beyond. Let’s remember Brothers Cannon and Dozier and honor their memory by driving responsibly and advocating for awareness against impaired driving.

Spread the word, share the information, and join the movement. Together, we can make a difference.

First of all, servants of all…

A HUGE thanks to everyone who came out and participated in our annual Founders’ Day Community Outreach service project on Monday, Dec 4th.

We were able to positively impact the community by distributing hats, scarves, and hygienic items to those in need.

Happy Founders’ Day!

117 years (and counting) of manly deeds, scholarship, and love for all mankind!

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. - Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter - will be distributing items to people in need on Monday, December 4, 2023 at 6:00 pm.

We will gather at Penn Station on the corner of 33rd Street & 8th Ave, directly across from Moynihan Station/Post Office.

All are welcome to come out and join us as we serve our community.

Join us on Giving Tuesday to make an impact in the lives of Latino and African-American male high school seniors in their pursuit of higher education. Countless New York City students have been impacted by our mentoring program and scholarships. Help us provide the best resources possible to make their dreams a reality.

Click the link to donate. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=BXSQGRCKSY3VJ

Giving Tuesday is one day away! To celebrate, we want to recognize the recipients of the scholarships made available by donations from our community. Shoutout to Elijah Moore, an Alpha G.E.N.T.S. alumnus and current freshman at SUNY Buffalo. Here are a few words from Elijah about how the Alpha G.E.N.T.S. has impacted his life:

“Interacting with the other participants and my mentor James has helped me to realize that I have to take the initiative to make my life better. I am a little quiet and introverted but realized that if I want more opportunities, then I have to step out of my comfort zone and “put myself out there”. That is why I joined another sports team and sacrificed my Saturdays for training with the TAP program so that I could help teach one day after school each week—instead of “taking it easy” during my last semester of high school.”

Let’s continue to support our youth by offering more scholarships to those in need. Click the link to donate: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=BXSQGRCKSY3VJ

As we approach Giving Tuesday, we want to recognize the recipients of the scholarships made available by donations from our community. Shoutout to Zion Singleton, an Alpha G.E.N.T.S. alumnus and current freshman at Cornell University. Here are a few words from Zion about how the scholarship helped him pursue his goals:

“Receiving the Alpha GENTS Excellence Award scholarship would greatly impact my academic career, goals and life. I plan to attend Cornell University in the fall to study engineering, a challenging field of study. With the aid of the Alpha GENTS excellence scholarship, I would be able to completely focus on my studies. The Alpha GENTS Excellence Award scholarship would allow me to devote all my time and energy to higher-level research in dimensional graphics, game analysis design, entertainment technology, game animation, and applications of virtual reality. I would also be able to focus on building my network in hopes of securing a position at a game company, preferably an independent one. Alpha GENTS Excellence Award scholarship would relieve the post-college pressure of having to repay loans. This would give me more freedom to choose a company that closely aligns with my vision and optimally position me to fulfill my life goal of creating an amazing, multi-player, online game.”

Let’s continue to support our youth by offering more scholarships to those in need. Click the link to donate. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=BXSQGRCKSY3VJ

Happy Thanksgiving from The Wall Street Alphas!

Last weekend, the brothers of Kappa Xi Lambda participated in our district convention held by the New York Association of Chapters of Alpha in Rochester, New York. Special thanks to Bro. Brandon Ray for presenting his expertise on networking to the brotherhood. All attendees received a copy of his book titled, “Synergy Me: The Practical Guide to Becoming a Master Networker.”

Lastly, shoutout to Bro. Jamel Vanderburg for serving as director of the Competitions Committee and to Bro. Dominique Lee for leading the Miss Old Gold and Black Pageant! Awesome job, brothers!

During this time of thanksgiving, we’d like to take a moment to thank everyone who attended our recent fireside chat, Building Your Electoral Capacity: Using Practical Tools to Understand the Political Landscape.

A huge thanks also to President and CEO of the National Urban League, Bro. Marc Morial, and Director of the Public Policy Program at Hunter College, Bro. Basil Smikle, PhD. For leading the discussion.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. - Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter - invites you to attend our Fall 2023 Informational.

All men interested in the organization are cordially invited and encouraged to attend. Proper business attire required. There will be no admittance for lateness or inexcusable dress.

The address of the informational will be provided immediately after you RSVP.

RSVP at link in bio.

Please join Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. - Kappa Xi Lambda and Zeta Eta Chapters for our upcoming fireside chat, Building Your Electoral Capacity: Using Practical Tools to Understand the Political Landscape.

This event will be held on Tuesday, November 14th from Noon - 2pm at the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College: 47-49 E 65th St, New York, NY 10065.

The discussion will be led by President and CEO of the National Urban League, Bro. Marc Morial, and Director of the Public Policy Program at Hunter College, Bro. Basil Smikle, PhD.

Attendees will learn about the challenges that civic leaders and academics encounter when building movement around key political issues and leave with resources ensuring that they can make more informed political decisions.

This event is open to the public, but an RSVP is required to attend as space is very limited.

RSVP at link in bio.

On October 17, come out virtually for a chance to meet the candidates running for NYC Council in Manhattan with Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. – Kappa Xi Lambda and Alpha Gamma Lambda chapters and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. – Pi Kappa Omega and Tau Omega chapters.
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This event is open to the public. Please register at the Zoom link in our bio.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter invites you to attend the Self-Discovery Session for our 2023-2024 G.E.N.T.S. Mentoring Program. The Alpha G.E.N.T.S. (Gaining Essential Networking Tools for Success) is a cornerstone of Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter's programming that mentors young men throughout New York City.

Equipped with the Project Alpha curriculum, Alpha G.E.N.T.S. mentors teach young men how to become responsible young adults. Funded in partnership with the Wall Street Alphas Charitable Foundation, this program has successfully prepared many mentees for college life and adulthood.

You can register at the link in our story.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter invites you to attend the Welcome Session for our 2023-2024 G.E.N.T.S. Mentoring Program. The Alpha G.E.N.T.S. (Gaining Essential Networking Tools for Success) is a cornerstone of Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter's programming that mentors young men throughout New York City.

Equipped with the Project Alpha curriculum, Alpha G.E.N.T.S. mentors teach young men how to become responsible young adults. Funded in partnership with the Wall Street Alphas Charitable Foundation, this program has successfully prepared many mentees for college life and adulthood.

You can register at the link in our story.

High School Students, Parents, and Brothers of Alpha are invited to attend our Alpha G.E.N.T.S. 2023-2024 Parent Town Hall.

Join us to learn more about our Alpha G.E.N.T.S. mentoring program, past success stories, and college and career opportunities offered to students throughout the year.

This event will be virtual.

Please RSVP at the link in our bio.

NYC ALPHA CLASSIC - The brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha, Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter enjoyed fellowshipping with other brothers and friends from all across the Tri-State area this past weekend at the NYC Alpha Classic this past weekend on Governors Island. Big thanks to everyone who came out! We’re hoping it’ll be even bigger and better next year.

We are hosting a summer edition of our Wall Street Wednesdays Happy Hour, and we hope you will join us on June 28th from 6-9pm at Rosevale Cocktail Room. Enjoy delicious drinks, great music, and amazing people. Don't miss out on the chance to unwind and network.

Please RSVP at the link in our bio.

Admission is free, but we welcome you to make a donation when you get your tickets in support of our mentoring program and other community service events.

**To make a donation, select the donation ticket option when you RSVP.**

See you there!

Tickets for the 2023 Alpha Classic are now available for purchase!

**VIP tickets are sold out! General Admission tickets are still available. Get yours today!**

Wear your best summer chic outfit, bring your picnic basket, and join us on the lawn.

Live Entertainment, fun, and a great time!

The General Admission ticket includes general admission event entry with first come, first served open lawn seating, a lunch box of your choice during ticket purchase, and one available cocktail from our beverage bar.

Ticket Link In Bio.

When you purchase your tickets, please select “Kappa Xi Lambda (Wall Street Alphas)” as the chapter that referred you.

The men of Alpha Phi Alpha (Kappa Xi Lambda and Alpha Gamma Lambda chapters) and the women of Alpha Kappa Alpha (Pi Kappa Omega and Tau Omega chapters) are hosting a Candidates Forum on June 7th from 7pm-8:30pm via Zoom.

The purpose of this forum is to hear from the candidates running for NYC Council and District Court in Manhattan. This will be an opportunity to ask questions ahead of the June 27 primary.

This is a great way to learn about the candidates and be aware of their platforms and ideas. This event is open to the public.

RSVP at the link in our bio.

As we wrap up the spring semester, the Alpha GENTS have covered topics ranging from how to dress appropriately to navigating healthy relationships.

Our Dress for Success session highlighted various types of formal wear. Brothers discussed various types of men’s attire and donated ties for the participants. We also had our 18th Annual Project Alpha Basketball Tournament beginning with a presentation on sexual education and culminating with our basketball game. Participants were awarded medals, MVP trophies, and t-shirts to commemorate the event. Special thanks to all those who attended our events.



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Join us, Wednesday, May 24th at 7pm via Zoom, as we take off the masks of superficiality and delve into deep and life changing conversations that will encourage mental wellness practices among Black Males and listen to professionals and advocates as they invite us to have honest conversation around sharing our stories and healing from past and current trauma.

Black men are dying by su***de at increasing rates Worldwide.

Black Man, there is power in conversation. There’s a wealth of power in coming together as brothers and sharing with one another the things that are transpiring in our lives. Usually, “Group Therapy” may be seen as something taboo among Black Males, but we can really benefit from a conversation amongst one another. Not to talk in the superficial but to delve into the deep.

Please register in advance for this virtual forum at WallStreetAlphas.com/Events

Join us on May 20th at 12pm for our 18th Annual Project Alpha Basketball Tournament!

Equipped with the Project Alpha curriculum, Alpha G.E.N.T.S. mentors teach young men in 7th - 12th grade how to become responsible young adults. Funded in partnership with the Wall Street Alphas Charitable Foundation, this program has successfully prepared many mentees for college life and adulthood.

Invite your students and families to attend.

Tickets for the 2023 Alpha Classic are now available for purchase!

Wear your best summer chic outfit, bring your picnic basket, and join us on the lawn.

Live Entertainment, fun, and a great time!

The General Admission ticket includes general admission event entry with first come, first served open lawn seating, a lunch box of your choice during ticket purchase, and one available cocktail from our beverage bar.

The VIP ticket includes admission into the event and premium placement with table seating. Additionally, the VIP ticket includes a meal from our catered hot buffet, a bottle of sparkling wine, and an event memento. Boats to the Island Depart from Lower Manhattan, Pier 6 in Brooklyn, and from Red Hook / Atlantic Basin.

Ticket link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-nyc-alpha-classic-tickets-608609255667?ref=eios

Throughout the Spring semester, the Alpha GENTS have embarked on various activities and lessons such as investing, entrepreneurship, and college access. GENTS participated in a college tour at New York University led by Bro. Anouar Smith (YY Fall 2018) and enjoyed a New York Knicks vs. Houston Rockets basketball game alongside students from Thomas Edison High School and the Zeta Zeta Lambda Chapter Mentorship Program. Shoutout to all the brothers and parents who showed support during these events.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Kappa Xi Lambda Chapter invites you to attend our college tour at New York University for our 2022-2023 G.E.N.T.S. Mentoring Program. RSVP at wallstreetalphas.com/events or the link in our bio to participate.