Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA)
The Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA) supports vulnerable families and individuals in Armenia by helping them receive educational, medical, social, and spiritual-cultural support.
- raised on IMAST
- $15,063
- projects
- 7
About the nonprofit
We are AMAA
The Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA) was created by the Armenian Evangelical Church on June 7, 1918 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Immediately after the devastating earthquake of 1988 in Armenia, the AMAA, just as the whole world, worked tirelessly to relieve the pain of those affected by the earthquake by providing food, clothing, medicine, and medical equipment. In 1991, after the independence of Armenia and following the registration of the AMAA in Armenia, AMAA Armenia headquarters opened in Yerevan.
AMAA Armenia works with communities to build a strong educational, moral, and spiritual foundation in people’s lives throughout Armenia and Artsakh, inspiring them to become upstanding members of society.
Our Mission
The Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA) aims to support the Armenian people to meet their spiritual and financial needs by inspiring and serving them.
Our Project
AMAA exists to serve its people, particularly to vulnerable families, in both word and deed.
Our impact spheres are:
- Education
- Social
- Health
- Economic
- Spiritual-Cultural
Projects
Help Nazeli fight cancer and stay by her 8-year-old daughter’s side
Donate$1,510
of $5,200
Help Anahit cover her everyday needs
Report$1,699
of $1,688
Help repair Grandma Ruzanna’s roof and provide her with the medication she needs
Report$945
of $930
Help Grandpa Albert make daily life a little easier
Report$846
of $688
Help grandma Karine live in safe and dignified conditions
Report$1,063
of $1,063
Help Mrs. Anahit live in a brighter and more cared-for home🏠
Report$1,025
of $1,025
Help Erica Get a Vital Medicine
Report$7,975
of $7,975
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