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 [...]

Armenia Fund is pleased to bring you a 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 [...]

Every child deserves a chance. You won’t find this mantra inscribed anywhere at the Gyumri Orphanage for Physically and Mentally Disabled Children - but it’s the principle that drives the people who work [...]

The birth of a child is the happiest moment in the life of a parent. When the newborn arrives, the cares of the world disappear, lost, as the parents are enchanted with their [...]

A building might amaze an observer, but a book can inspire the world. When nothing but a column remains from that building, the ideas from a book continue to teach and shape the [...]

Shushi sits atop Artsakh like a crown. Its peaceful beauty today makes it hard to believe that this Armenian town was where nonstop Azerbaijani attacks were being launched against the civilian population of [...]

Seeing the work that Armenia Fund has done in the past twenty-two years – building important infrastructure like highways, hospitals, schools, and waterways - one might think there are hundreds of people working [...]

If you’ve visited the Tavush region in Armenia, you wouldn’t think that you need help to grow anything there. The region is among the country’s lushest areas, spectacularly beautiful and spectacularly green; its [...]

Roads. They connected the edges of the Roman Empire, allowing armies and trade to travel freely, with relative ease, as needed. Two millennia later in the United States, they connect the country’s vast [...]