Serving the Hungarian-American community since 1906.
A national, non-partisan, all-volunteer organization uniting Hungarian Americans through advocacy, education and a shared heritage.
Current campaign
Colonel Michael Kováts Statue Project
Honoring the Hungarian hussar officer widely recognized as a founder of the United States Cavalry.
What we do
Advocacy
Statements and letters to Congress and the State Department on human and minority rights in Central and Eastern Europe.
Heritage & Education
1848, 1956, Trianon, and the Hungarians who shaped science, sport and the arts.
Community
An umbrella for Hungarian-American societies, churches and members across the United States.
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American Hungarian Federation Meets Hungarian Foreign Minister and Deputy Foreign Minister Anita Orbán at Washington, D.C. Reception
WASHINGTON, D.C. – October 27, 2026 -Representatives of the American Hungarian Federation (AHF) attended a diplomatic reception in Washington, D.C., where they had the opportunity to meet Hungarian Foreign Minister and Deputy Foreign Minister Anita Orbán, as well as prominent…
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Hungarian Embassy Message Highlights Little Egg Harbor’s Revolutionary Legacy: Honoring Kováts, Pulaski and the Defenders of American Independence
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Hungarian and Polish Heroes of the American Revolution Honored at Little Egg Harbor.
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Honoring a Hungarian Hero: AHF Leads Effort to Secure Colonel Kováts’s Legacy During Charleston’s 250th Anniversary Commemorations
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70 Years: Remembering the Hungarian Revolution and Freedom Fight of 1956
1906
Founded in Cleveland, Ohio
501(c)(3)
Charitable and educational
100%
Volunteer-run
Unity is strength.
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