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The Paros Foundation underwrites all administrative and overhead costs allowing 100% of all donor contributions to go directly towards projects and supported organizations.

Donations to The Paros Foundation Projects for Prosperity are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. To sponsor a project through The Paros Foundation, a 501 (c) 3 organization (Tax ID 20-5094630), or learn more about specific projects in need of funding, please contact us using the information below.

Contacts

2217 5th Street

Berkeley CA 94710

info@parosfoundation.org

(310) 400 9061

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September 28, 2022

Detroit Community Kicks Off Nationwide Fundraising Effort for Paros Housing, After-School & Vocational Center Building

On September 15, 2022, an enthusiastic crowd gathered at the beautiful Birmingham Athletic Club to learn more about and to support The Paros Foundation’s...
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August 19, 2022

Aygedzor Village Children Have a New Kindergarten!

Paros Teams up With Yerevan Municipality to Complete Renovations On July 17, representatives of the Yerevan Municipality, Focus on Children Now, the Berd...
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June 15, 2022

SERVICE Armenia Young Professionals is Back for a 2nd Year!

Paros’s Official Service Trip for Young Adults Back for a second year, SERVICE Armenia Young Professionals is a trip designed for participants ages 24-40,...
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May 12, 2022

The Paros Foundation is Launching the Reconstruction of Nine Homes in Artsakh to Help Address the Housing Crisis

Paros team meets with Artsakh President to discuss housing needs. Homes are being built in three areas, in the city of Mardakert, the village of...
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January 5, 2022

Newest Component of the Assarian Vocational Training Program Launched in Gyumri

Dr. & Mrs. Gary & Linda Assarian have a mission to empower people and get them to work. With their support, the Hianali Beauty Center was launched...
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December 12, 2021

SERVICE Armenia 2021 Young Professionals Successfully Connects with Armenia

Following the successful restart of the SERVICE Armenia program this summer, The Paros Foundation hosted their first SERVICE Armenia trip for young working...
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September 9, 2021

First SERVICE Armenia Trips Back Since 2020 Connect Diasporan Youth & Young Professionals to Armenia

Since 2013, The Paros Foundation’s SERVICE Armenia program has taken young people ages 17 to 22 to Armenia for a month-long service and tour program. Due to...
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April 29, 2021

SERVICE Armenia is back!

Since 2013, The Paros Foundation’s SERVICE Armenia program has taken young people to Armenia for a service and tour program. While Covid-19 forced the...
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February 11, 2021

Border Communities Benefit from Expanded, Renovated Kindergartens

Tavush, Armenia–Children in the Tavush border communities of Achajur and Varagavan now benefit from newly renovated and expanded kindergartens. These...
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January 24, 2021

25th Family Receives A New Home In Gyumri!

The Paros Foundation launched its “Purchase a Home” project in 2012 to address the dire need to move more than 4,000 families who were living in horrible...
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December 8, 2020

Resettlement Program Launched for Artsakh Displaced Families

Berkeley, CA—The Paros Foundation has launched a resettlement program as part of its Emergency Relief, Resettlement and Reconstruction-Artsakh Project to help...
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September 26, 2020

The Importance of Tavush: The Paros Foundation Rebuilds Border Villages in Armenia

by Christopher Atamian Tavush is not in Artsakh! When Azerbaijan started bombing villages along the Tavush border in mid-July, many people in the Armenian...
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