Countless refugees from the 2020 NK war lost everything and they can't return to their homes or farms. They must start over from nothing, and I will support them any way I can. 

They support scholars who produce important research papers on the events of the Armenian genocide, which claimed the lives of my great grandparents and extended family. 

Volunteering is a joy few other activities can match

Our mission is to improve the lives of children diagnosed with cancer in Armenia.

City of Smile, USA's mission is to improve the lives of children diagnosed with cancer in Armenia by raising awareness and funds to provide life-saving treatments as well as emotional, nutritional and psychological support for affected children and their families.

City Of Smile - USA

To catalyze a nationwide movement of impact-driven leaders expanding educational opportunity to all children in Armenia.

Our movement to end educational inequity is like the kochari. Communities across Armenia have their own special dances, yet each kochari shares similar movements. Each kochari emphasizes the importance of building community by moving together in unison. With hands linked, we move together to signify that we are united in our cultural heritage. Similarly, Teach For Armenia’s kochari is a collection of unifying concepts that help to synchronize our collective movement. In short, our efforts across Armenia and Artsakh ought to reflect the uniqueness of each community while revolving around a shared vision.

Friends of Teach For Armenia

Helping Needy Families in Armenia who are in extreme hardship - One family at a time

We are a non profit 501c(3) Armenian Charity Organization. The sole purpose of this group is to provide means in reaching out and supporting needy families in Armenia who are in extreme hardship.

Aid Beyond Borders

​​Connecting roads and bridging issues between Armenia and the world.


HRI aims to enhance the social capabilities of the village children and empower a new generation of students providing college scholarships, running youth-led educational summer camps with volunteers from across the world, and ultimately training the youth of the village to run service programs themselves. HRI also works to promote the economy and social equality of the villages by conducting various development projects, such as renovating schools, installing computer rooms and constructing kindergartens.

Hidden Road Initiative

Armenian Educational Foundation, dedicated to helping Armenian educational institutions and students.

Since 1950, AEF has provided financial support to students and educational institutions.  Since 2000, AEF has disbursed over $9M for various education programs, including $5M renovating over 200 village schools in Armenia, Artsakh and Javakhk and $3M in scholarships. This, of course, could not have been possible without the generous support of our donors and supporters.

AEF has grown into a thriving organization with a diverse membership of dedicated individuals. The AEF welcomes to its fold anyone who shares the commitment of its founding members and who will bring to the organization new energy and fresh ideas.

Our Mission: To render financial assistance to Armenian educational institutions, and to assist students of Armenian parentage.

Armenian Educational Foundation Inc

Artsakh Family sponsorship organization that is assisting with the needs of families affected by the 2020 Azerbaijan/Artsakh War.


We were found in November 2020. According to the Government of Armenia's official statistics, more than 120,000 Armenians fled the Republic of Artsakh since the beginning of the Azerbaijan/Armenian war in late September 2020. Many families left their homes, belongings, and way of life back in Artsakh.
At this time, our entire focus is to assist the families that have come to the Republic of Armenia, with essential items, such as, food, hygiene products, heaters, blankets, and many other things. Every dollar donated is used to assist as many people as possible.

Artsakh Relocation Project

 Zoryan Institute that promotes the study and recognition of the Armenian genocide as well as other genocides throughout history

The Zoryan Institute houses a large quantity of reference and archival material, including monographs, periodicals, microfilm, photographs, memoirs, personal correspondence, official documents, etc. In 1983 it launched a project to record oral histories of Armenians who survived the genocide, eventually interviewing more than 800 survivors

Zoryan Institute 

An organization focused on philanthrophy, voluntarism, or grantmaking. It received its nonprofit status in 2020.

Armenian Volunteer Network was created by a group of teachers and educators in the USA and Armenia who want to improve the educational opportunities for students in Armenia while promoting ties between the people of Armenia and the rest of the world.

Our goal is to promote the exchange of knowledge, ideas, and learning between professionals and students in Armenia and professionals and students in other countries.

We do this by recruiting, training, and placing volunteers in Armenian organizations, universities, and institutions where they can share and exchange knowledge. 

We work with both public and private institutions in Armenia including primary schools, secondary schools, high schools, colleges and universities, other NGOs, and private businesses.