The AW mission is to honor martyred and empower disabled warriors co-incident to their service on or after the April 2016 Artsakh War. You have served with honor, and it is now our turn to serve you.
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Yes. We are a registered 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization in the United States.

Yes. All donations to AW are tax deductible in the United States.

All donations are used to honor martyred and empower disabled warriors co-incident to their service on or after the April 2016 Artsakh War. We hope to provide a facility at no cost or discounted rates and assist with start-up costs associated with a new business. In other words, the plan is to purchase lands in Armenian cities and build a mixed use (office/retail) structures to accomplish AW’s mission. We estimate that each project will create 10 to 20 temporary construction jobs and 20 to 25 permanent jobs.

Our core team is currently located in the United States.

AW board members and officers are not receiving compensation for their time and services. Our warriors served with honor and courage—we want to rise to the occasion and serve them in return.

No. AW is a non-profit, non-governmental, non-political, and non-religious organization.

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Our Mission

The AW mission is to honor martyred and empower disabled warriors co-incident to their service on or after the April 2016 Artsakh War. You have served with honor, and it is now our turn to serve you.

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Before the 2020 war in Artsakh, there were an estimated 9,000 disabled veterans in Armenia from previous wars. That number has unfortunately increased dramatically. According to unofficial data, there are about 8,000 injured soldiers from the 2020 war alone, an 88% increase in the number of warriors that require care.