Fondo Nacional Armenia Uruguay Minas Apardian General Coordinator Montevideo fondoarmeniauy@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100075470576593 About us All-Armenian fund is a unique organization working to create a panarmenian network to support Armenia and Armenians around the world to implement projects ensuring the proportional and sustainable development of Armenia and Artsakh Previous Next

Glendale Armenian Seventh Day Adventist Church Vigen Khachatryan 1535 E Chevy Chase Dr. 91206 Glendale, CA +17472318702 dvinwind1999@gmail.com www.facebook.com/groups/326663121185814 About us This is a group of Christian Adventists, mainly from Los Angeles area Previous Next

Schlipf & Co Edwin Baroian Lerchenfelder Straße 108 1080 Wien +436644404930 office@schlipfco.at https://www.schlipfco.at/ About us A few years ago, when the Viennese Edwin Baroian fell in love with the East Tyrolean Viki from the Defereggen Valley, his world expanded to include a beautiful piece of Austria. He got to know their homeland and was not only immediately impressed by the flora and fauna of East Tyrol, but also by the regional cuisine - he was particularly taken with the Schlipfkrapfen! Determined to share this enthusiasm with everyone, he founded a company dedicated to this task. Today, numerous renowned catering establishments and many private individuals purchase these delicacies, and the number is growing every day. The range of products was quickly expanded to include other regional delicacies from East Tyrol and Carinthia, which is why the original company name "schlipfkrapfen.at" was changed to "Schlipf & Co". Previous Next

Khachkar The Chakardemian Family Maraashe street Bourdj Hammoud +96176116868 khachkar@yepremjewellery.com https://khachkarjewels.com/ About us KHACHKAR, also known as a «cross-stone» carved on Armenian memorial stones, symbolize fertility, abundance and rebirth in the mythology. All of which preserve the Armenian heritage and culture. YEPREM revives KHACHKARS by introducing it to the world as a piece of jewelry, that stands for Armenia as the first Christian nation; the nation that survived the genocide. Anyone wearing KHACHKAR bracelets by YEPREM will experience the exuberant feeling of carrying what all our ancestors fought and died for: the pride of being Armenian! Previous Next

The Donerian Trio Aren, Alec & Arno Donerian Beirut +96171434335 arendonerian@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/aren.donerian About us Proudly wearing the Lebanese Armenian colors with an eager vision for arts, culture and entrepreneurship, the Donerian Trio aims at showcasing their rich background and ambitious missions in every endeavor. Get ready to be transported on a journey of Armenian culture, heritage and history through the power of music! Aren Donerian: Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums/Percussions, Violin. Alec Donerian Violin, Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Piano. Arno Donerian Cello, Acoustic Guitar, Piano Previous Next

Our Lady of Armenia Sister Arousiag Sajonian — dean 6 Charents Street 3126 Gyumri +37431228338; +37431269668 diramer@armeniansisters.org ; ola@diramayrhayastani.org https://olarmenia.org/ About us The mission of the Our Lady of Armenia Center is to secure the overall development of orphaned, abandoned and needy children. The Center strives to create an atmosphere where the child can develop his/her mental, spiritual, social, physical and emotional abilities. The Center also aims to provide its teenagers the necessary means to become educated, skilled, independent and self-sufficient adults. Previous Next

Armenian Genocide Museum & Institute Dr. Harutyun Marutyan, Director Memorial Complex of Tsitsernakaberd 0028 Yerevan +37410390981 info@genocide-museum.am http://www.genocide-museum.am About us Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute Foundation manages the Armenian Genocide Memorial and the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute. The Armenian Genocide Memorial was officially opened on November 29, 1967. The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute was opened in 1995 as one of the institutions of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia. In 2017 the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute became a separate Foundation. Previous Next

“Community Center for Development” territorial cooperation NGO (CCD) Hasmik Azibekyan, Head Yerevanyan 5/7 4101 Noyemberyan +37455783283 hasmikazibekyan.ccd@gmail.com www.ccd.am About us “Community Center for Development” territorial cooperation NGO (CCD) commenced its activities in Town Noyemberyan, Tavush region, Armenia since December 2002. It was initiated by a group of people concerned with the existing situation in the region; increasing level of poverty, unemployment and migration. They joined their efforts to carry out community development projects directed to the economic growth, creating job places, involving youth and women in community development activities through volunteering and investing local, state and international funding. Over the past nineteen years, CCD has established solid partnerships with local NGOs, state and international organizations, development agencies and a number of external donors. It has implemented a program of activities due to which has earned a high level of recognition as a community development organization among the key stakeholders including the government, for its visible impact in achieving its prime goal of poverty reduction and improving living conditions in rural communities. Through its projects, CCD aims at building the capacities of self-development within the communities, so as to be able to articulate and fulfill their development needs as a community in its whole, or as a certain group within one community. The success of CCD is attributable to implementation of following types of high quality and cost-effective projects which have made a tangible development impact on the living conditions of the Tavush region population, supported community social economic development by providing assistance to 3 main target groups: community based organizations, civil society, small and medium enterprises; and offering educational, consulting, research, informational and capacity development services and projects Previous Next

Embassy of Armenia to Israel 29 Hamered Street, the Manufacturers House 6812511 Tel Aviv-Yafo +97235322124 armisraelembassy@mfa.am https://israel.mfa.am/en/ About us Diplomatic relations between Armenia and Israel were established on April 4, 1992. Previous Next

Embassy of Armenia to Japan, Australia, Republic of Korea & New Zealand #230 Residence Viscountess, 1-11-36 Akasaka 107-0052 Minato-ku, Tokyo +81362777453 armembjapan@mfa.am https://japan.mfa.am/en/ About us Diplomatic relations between the Republic of Armenia and Japan were established on September 7th, 1992. Since July 2010 the Embassy of the Republic of Armenia operates in Tokyo. Previous Next

Berj Kesterlian Kesterlian Car sales and service Larnaca +35799222042 kesterlianberj@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/berjMIMI About us Car sales and service Previous Next

Armenian College & Philanthropic Academy Rev. Fr. Movses Sargsyan, Indian-Armenian Spiritual Pastorate & Manager; Soumitra Mallik, Principal 56B, Mirza Ghalib St, Esplanade, Taltala 700016 Kolkata, West Bengal +913340109051 manager@armeniancollege.org.in http://armeniancollege.org.in/ About us The Armenian Community in India, in parallel to its commercial pursuits, was always keen to pursue education for the advancement of its nation. The fact is supported by the efforts of the community to establish schools to train and educate their children in the language and faith of their forefathers, without which their national identity would not have been preserved in the land of their adoption. The idea of a national academy was conceived by Astvatsator Muradghanian and Mnatsakan Vardanian for educating the Armenian children in India. The Armenian College and Philanthropic Academy of Kolkata was founded on the 2nd April, 182, at 358, Old China Bazar Street, Calcutta, in the vicinity of the Armenian Holy Church of Nazareth. In 1825, at the extreme desire of the community, the school of Aratoon Kaloos, which founded in 1798, was amalgamated with the ACPA. In 1884 the Armenian College and Philanthropic Academy was accommodated to 39, Free School Street (now 56B Mirza Ghalib Street). The Armenian College and Philanthropic Academy is the Second oldest Educational Institution in Kolkata. This building is also the birth place of the famous English novelist William Makepeace Thackeray, who was born on the 18th of July, 1811. Previous Next