Preach Art, Not War
In Togh, the first village that saw fighting during the Artsakh War, Armenia Fund created an art school for children of the village and ten others that are nearby. It’s hard to know [...]
Two Story School in Chapar of the Martakert Region in Nagorno-Karabakh Nears Completion
The old building of the school built in 1932 is already a memory. From September on, the 52 schoolchildren of the village will attend the newly-built school, which has been constructed with donations [...]
The Living Dream of Two Repatriates: Gourmet Dourme’s Baghdadyan Brothers
Armenia Fund is pleased to continue its new series on welcome developments in Armenia, including Artsakh. For over two decades, the Fund has been doing humanitarian work throughout Armenia and this series is [...]
Vardenis-Martakert Highway Update
The reconstruction of the 116-kilometer Vardenis-Martakert Highway, which includes the renovation and incorporation of the Vardenis-Drmbon route, is under way. Currently earthwork is being performed simultaneously in 12 sections of the highway and [...]
Bringing the Elixir of Life to Karvachar
Karvachar, a town that had no running water is where Armenia Fund built a brand new distribution network that now provides the town with safe drinking water 24 hours a day. It’s early [...]
A Lesson from the Ancients: Water and Development in Tavush
Babylon, Sumer, Egypt, and Urartu, city-states that became great empires. Fed by the waters of the Tigris and Euphrates, the Nile, Araxes, and Kura, Lake Van and Sevan, these settlements were transformed into [...]
