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Musical Armenia

Description

Musical Armenia was founded in 2017, to support youth music education in Armenia. They believe that every child in Armenia should have access to music education, regardless of financial means. Musical Armenia has partnered with The Paros Foundation to help provide tuition scholarships and instruments for underprivileged children. Musical Armenia is solely supported by individual donors.

This project aims to provide full, ongoing music scholarships to children from socially vulnerable families in Vanadzor who attend the Orran Center andchildren in need from Nork Marash who attend the Andreasyan School of Music. The budget includes funds allocated for securing instruments, transportation costs and other related expenses whenever needed.

Your contribution of $20 per month ($240 per year) will sponsor one child for the duration of one year. Sponsorship in any amount is welcomed.


Region

Lori, Yerevan

City / Village

Vanadzor, Nork Marash

Start Date

January 2023

End Date

December 2024
$9,717 of $14,000 raised
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Donation Total: $100 One Time

The Need

Children who attend the Orran Center in Vanadzor and the Andreasyan School of Music in Nork Marash have been identified who would like to study music, but are unable to pay for tuition due to their family’s economic condition.

Short Term Impact

Children will study music in a warm and nurturing environment. This includes learning an instrument, studying music theory, and having the opportunity to sing in the school choir (optional). In addition, the project increases teacher salaries, since teachers are paid per student and the project increases the number of students.

Long Term Impact

Musical education teaches discipline, helps develop good work ethic, increases self-esteem and empowers children. This project will sponsor children for the duration of their studies (maximum 8 years), making a lasting investment in the child’s development. The goal is to inspire and allow the children to explore their talents and reach their full potential. Furthermore, this project has the potential to promote Armenia’s rich culture.

Sponsors Benefits

All sponsors will be recognized on The Paros Foundation and Musical Armenia websites. In addition, donors will be recognized on all relevant press regarding this project.

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Sarkis Asatryan

Tujunga, CA
In Honor Of Sarkis Asatryan October 21, 2024
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Hovsep Hajibekyan

Burbank, CA October 1, 2024
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Ms. Gale Valentini

Palos Verdes Estates, CA
September 1, 2024
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Mr. Ovsep Akopchikyan

Tujunga, CA January 1, 2024
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Ms. Agunik Sarksyan

United States December 27, 2023
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Mr. Armen Khachatryan

United States December 25, 2023
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Mr. & Mrs. Hovsep & Elizabeth Hajibekyan

Glendale, CA December 18, 2023
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Mr. & Mrs. Hovik & Lusine Gabrielyan

West Hills, CA December 13, 2023
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Ms. Azatuhi Hajibekyan

Tujunga, CA December 8, 2023
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Mr. & Mrs. Arshavir & Alis Hajibekyan

Glendale, CA December 8, 2023
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Mr. & Mrs. Arshavir & Alis Hajibekyan

Glendale, CA December 5, 2023
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Mr. Vahe Khachatryan

United States
December 3, 2023
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February 22, 2024

With consistent funding, the children are continuing their music education. At the Orran Center, the children are improving on their dhol and guitar skills. The children attending classes at the Andreasyan School of Music are continuing to learning new skills in their private lessons.