"AGAPE" (ARMENIAN BRANCH OF RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION OF USA)

Project AGAPE – ministry to Armenia and to some of our most desperate Christian brothers and sisters – is a collaborative effort of the North Carolina and the Western North Carolina Conferences of The United Methodist Church in a joint effort with the Armenian Apostolic Church.

All of our work …

HAY ASPET

The “Hay Aspet” educational charitable foundation was established in 2006 (Founder-Director: Karin Tonoyan).

The goal of the foundation is to create patriotic organizations for children and youth in the Republic of Armenia and Artsakh, to educate the growing generation with the help of universal and national ideas, to impact on …

"FULLER CENTER FOR HOUSING" CNGO

The Fuller Center for Housing Armenia is a covenant partner of the Fuller Center for Housing, established in the spring of 2005. After 29 years of unwavering and tireless service to the poor with Habitat for Humanity, Millard Fuller, the founder and president of Habitat for Humanity, was motivated to …

"ARMY OF LIGHT" MILITARY-PATRIOTIC

"ARMY OF LIGHT" Military-Patriotic Charitable NGO is a Yerevan-based organization committed to fostering patriotism, civic responsibility, and national values in Armenia. Through charitable initiatives, educational programs, and social outreach, the organization supports youth development, military awareness, and community resilience. Its work emphasizes unity, service, and the preservation of Armenian identity …

Four armenian charity foundation

The humanitarian foundation “Für Armenien” operating in Armenia is a voluntary organization of the German non-profit association “Für Armenien”, whose head office is in Berlin.

At the initiative of the “Für Armenien” charitable foundation and with the support of the “Austrian Development Agency”, the project “Eco Village Krashen: Krashen as …

Orran charity public organization

Orra, which translates to “shelter” in Armenian, was founded in April 2000 by Raffi and Armine Hovhannisyan in downtown Yerevan. Initially, the center began its journey with a group of 16 children. But soon, within six months, it expanded its reach to include more than 26 at-risk seniors and 40 …