Hellenic Herald Competitors

Daily political and financial broadsheet newspaper, which offers impartiality and reliability to its readers The Sunday edition of Kathimerini contains full news coverage, reviews and commentaries on all important issues of the week. The Main News Section also includes special pages on technology, history and sports, whereas Economy, Arts, Travel and Classified form each one of them a separate section. Moreover, Kathimerini’s Sunday edition is accompanied by a variety of weekly and monthly supplements. Our readers belong to the most self-motivated and financailly independent age groups and have upper s/e profile and higher/highest education KATHIMERINI is read by the majority of the business community, decision makers and opinion leaders.

Ethnikos Kirikas: We are currently the only daily Greek-language newspaper serving the Greek-American community in the United States. Founded in 1915, Ethnikos Kirikas was established to create a bridge linking Greece with the ever-growing diaspora. Since its humble beginnings in lower Manhattan, EK has managed to distinguish itself as a trustworthy and unbiased news source with a circulation of more than 40,000 per day. The National Herald: We are the English-language, weekly sister newspaper of the long-running Ethnikos Kirikas. Our newspaper brings news to generations of Greek-Americans, with stories on the individual, community and international level. No one has their finger on the pulse of the community like we do, with a team of seasoned reporters covering news in business, religion, history, arts and all things Greek-American throughout the U.S. and in Greece.

The Hellenic Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization who's mission is to fund the development and support of programs and projects benefiting Greek American and Orthodox Christian organizations in the Chicagoland area. The Hellenic Foundation has evolved from directly providing social services to a resource that can better assist individuals and families in our community by identifying and collaborating with qualified social service organizations and City and State agencies that provide programs that specifically address their needs with properly trained and experience staff. In addition to servicing the senior Greek population through its Community Care Program, Hellenic Foundation has become a benevolent Foundation. In 2016, the Hellenic Foundation initiated a Grant Program to assist projects, programs and organizations that service the needs of the Greek and Orthodox community of the Greater Chicago area by providing the resources and support they may need to succeed. For more information, please visit www.hellenicfoundation.org.