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Today’s Armenian youth should focus on getting the best education possible to ensure a bright future. We are pleased to do our part in supporting them via AGBU—a cornerstone of the Armenian Nation.Written for AGBU Impact Magazine 2024 by...

I am honored to support both AGBU and my parents’ memory through this fund. There are so many Armenians in these places today who need the same assistance my parents once did, and I hope my annual gifts inspire others to do the same.Written...

My father would get tears in his eyes talking about the privilege of being able to make his voice heard in electing our country’s leaders.Written for AGBU Impact Magazine 2024 by Laura L. Constantine. Photos by Tony Healey.Like most...

We are so proud of our three sons, who are at different stages of pursuing medical degrees. They are also AGBU Camp Nubar alumni who spent many happy summers as both campers and staff, nurturing lifelong friendships.Written for AGBU Impact...

My and Irene’s involvement began in the 1980s, and we continue supporting the good work of the Assembly until this day. I am honored to remain an AAA Lifetime Trustee.Written for AGBU Impact Magazine 2024 by Talia Jebejian Bouldoukian.

Written for AGBU Impact Magazine 2024 by Lisa Jerejian. Photos by Tony Healey.As a Mason and a Shriner, Emil Menasserian (1937-2022) was a firm believer in the power of fellowship and community. He also recognized the importance of empathy...

Written for AGBU Impact Magazine 2024 by Lisa Jerejian. Photos by Tony Healey.Born in Aleppo, Syria, Zarouhi Kortoshian Vartanian (1925-2022) was admired for her warmth and kindness by family, friends and the wider Armenian community where...

No matter how many doors you have to open before you reach that golden door, it will be worth the effort.Written for AGBU Impact Magazine 2024 by Carolina Gazal. Photos by Matthew Bender.Lucy Yeghiazaryan never intended to become one of...

It was due to AGBU LEAP that I can now apply these new techniques and help children with special needs. I am excited that, after so many hardships, I have the opportunity to keep working in the profession I love.Written for AGBU Impact Magazine...