Armenian Eagles Foundation

Thank you all for your generous support and contributions! The wound VACs have been successfully delivered and will be used to treat wounded soldiers and civilians of Artsakh and Armenia

We thank you all for your continued support and contributions Please read our newsletter highlighting the most current projects we have worked on and please stay tuned for more updates coming soon. We have only just begun

Thank you all for making this possible! The CT scanner has officially arrived in Yerevan and will help save lives

Please visit www.armenianeagles.org/donate to make a contribution #ArtsakhStrong #

Please visit www.armenianeagles.org/donate to make a contribution #ArtsakhStrong #

The Armenian Eagles Foundation is grateful for your contributions which enabled us to participate in making this possible. The CT scanner is now on its way to Artsakh!

On September 27th, Azerbaijani forces launched a military attack along the Artsakh border. Civilian settlements and infrastructure have been destroyed and countless casualties have been reported. The Armenian Eagles Foundation, in collaboration with Elevate Health Group, will be sending essential medical supplies to Armenia and Artsakh to help our wounded civilians and soldiers. Please participate in our efforts by making a secure online donation at www.ArmenianEagles.org/donate or by donating supplies to Elevate Health Group #ArtsakhStrong #ArmeniaStrong #Haxteluenk #

Artsakh is under attack. Azerbaijan has launched an invasion on the civilian settlements along the Nagorno-Karabakh border. Though a ceasefire was agreed in 1994, Azerbaijani attacks are unfortunately an ongoing occurrence. Our thoughts and prayers are with Armenia during this unsettling time #

Earlier today, Azerbaijani forces targeted the civilian infrastructure in the city of Berd of the Tavush region with a combat UAV. Azerbaijan is starting a regional war amid a global pandemic. We stand with Tavush and the bordering villages we work so closely with. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Yesterday, our partners at Sahman NGO visited the border village of Barekamavan with the governor of Tavush, Hayk Chobanyan. The Governor met our small business project beneficiaries and discussed the challenges that they are facing given the current climate of the world. We are excited to witness the progress that these families will make with our aid, in the near future. We would like to thank the Governor for his visit and thank the people of Barekamavan for th...eir hard work and determination. , , /Tavush Administrative Region RA/ Armenian Eagles Foundation -Barekamavan

We are pleased to announce our new small family business project in the border village of Voskevan in partnership with Sahman NGO. As recently as 3/30/20, Azerbaijan shot and wounded two Armenian soldiers and a 14 year old resident in Voskevan. The inhabitants of this town are in need of our support. Not only are the bordering villages dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic, but they are enduring economic hardships, isolation, and are directly in the line of sniper fire.... It is crucial to help them amid this critical time. , , 19-, 1600-

In partnership with Sahman NGO, we helped a family in Koti strengthen their embroidery and sewing business by providing new machines that will aid in more efficient production in the future.

Our "Small Family Business" program has reached the border village of Barekamavan. In partnership with Sahman NGO, we will support four families in starting and running their own profitable businesses. We wish them all success and will provide you all with updates soon! ,

Today marks the 105th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. We commemorate the lives of the 1.5 million Armenians who were systematically exterminated by the Young Turks during the Ottoman Empire. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Armenian community will be honoring the victims by donating 1.5 million meals to Americans in need. We will continue to demand justice and recognition from our homes in honor of the victims of this horrific atrocity otherwise known as the first genocide of the 20th century #ArmenianGenocide #1915NeverAgain #OurWoundsAreStillOpen #April24th #ArmenianEaglesFoundation

To our supporters, at the direction of the County of Los Angeles and local health authorities, we must sadly confirm that the second annual Armenian Eagles Foundation gala will be postponed. While this decision comes at a time of universal uncertainty, we must safeguard the health of our guests and community as it is important to contribute to the containment of Covid-19. We urge everyone to follow the guidelines and protocols put forth by public health officials. We will provide rescheduling updates to you in the near future Stay strong, stay healthy, stay at home

For English scroll down. , , : ..., : - , , , Movses lives in the border village of Vahan in the Gegharqunik region. For many years, he worked as a carpenter using handmade equipment. Sahman NGO and Armenian Eagles Foundation supported Movses in purchasing new equipment to improve his work and increase his manufacturing capacity. Currently, his creations are better in quality and more in quantity. He now trains his apprentices in the region so they too can follow in his footsteps and carve small wooden items and souvenirs. In his own words, he trains them to give life to the wood. Movses now participates in many exhibitions in order to sell his creations and he recently has started to utilize social media platforms and networks to promote his pieces of art.

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The Armenian Eagles Foundation in partnership with Sahman NGO has helped over 30 families establish successful businesses in the villages of Baghanis, Aygehovit, Vahan and Verin-Chambarak. Thanks to our donors, we have been able to help these families by providing equipment, training, knowledge and the guidance necessary to operate a profitable business. We are now expanding our reach to the border villages of Koti and Barekamavan. As many of you may already know or have seen... in the recent news reports, these villages are directly under Azerbaijani sniper fire. As a result of this danger, they can’t cultivate much of their land and need alternative sources of income. If these families are forced to leave their homes, Armenia’s border will become weaker and the country’s ability to defend itself would be negatively impacted. The soldiers defending the border receive strength and support with the peace of mind that an entire village is behind them. The villagers provide positive morale and an ability to quickly help defend the border should tensions escalate due to their proximity. By helping families establish sustainable businesses in these villages, we are providing them a means to stay in their homes and strengthen the border of Armenia. Help support these families and the border of Armenia by donating to the cause and joining us on May 1, 2020 at our 2nd Annual Gala to learn more. We are an IRC Recognized 501(3) organization which operates at 0% admin costs! All money contributed goes directly to the cause.