The Armenian community in Los Angeles has a deep tradition of giving back — supporting one another through organizations that preserve culture, provide humanitarian aid, empower youth, and strengthen the community for generations to come. SupportArmenian connects you with Armenian non-profits, cultural centers, and community organizations throughout Glendale, Burbank, and greater Los Angeles.
Whether you're looking to donate, volunteer, or find services for your family, these organizations represent the heart of the Armenian community — dedicated to preserving heritage, supporting those in need, and building a stronger future.
From the Armenian Youth Federation to the Armenian Relief Society and local cultural centers, these organizations host events, offer educational programs, and create spaces where Armenians of all generations can connect, celebrate, and grow together. Many have served the Los Angeles Armenian community for decades and remain pillars of cultural life.
This directory also includes Armenian charities and humanitarian organizations working both locally and globally — supporting children in Armenia, providing elder care, funding relief efforts, and more. If you want to give back to the Armenian community in a meaningful way, these organizations are where your support makes the biggest impact.
Charities, foundations, cultural centres and community organizations. Many are 501(c)(3) registered, so donations may be deductible. The directory currently lists 115 businesses, each with contact details, services and location. Listings are submitted and maintained by the business owners themselves, so what you see here is first-hand rather than scraped.
Glendale has the most at 10, followed by Yerevan (9), Watertown (6), Washington (5), New York (4), Fresno (4). Southern California holds the bulk of the Armenian diaspora, so Glendale, Burbank and the San Fernando Valley recur throughout the directory, but listings outside California and in Armenia are included wherever members have added them.
Being able to explain what you need in Armenian, to a person who already understands the context, removes a lot of friction. It also keeps money inside a community that largely rebuilt itself from nothing twice over. Every listing here is either Armenian-owned or Armenian-serving, and owners can claim and update their own page.
Own a business in this category? Add or claim your listing — it is free. You can also browse every category, see current member offers, or advertise to reach the community directly.
Are donations to these organizations tax deductible?
Many are registered 501(c)(3) non-profits, in which case yes. Verify the EIN with the organization directly or through the IRS exempt organizations database before giving a significant amount.
How many Armenian non-profits & community organizations are listed on SupportArmenian?
There are currently 115 listed, mostly around Glendale, Yerevan, Watertown. The number changes as owners add and claim listings, and every entry includes contact details, services and location.
Is it free to list a business here?
Yes. Adding or claiming a listing is free, and the owner keeps control of the page afterwards. Paid placement and advertising are separate and entirely optional.
How do I find Armenian-owned Non-Profits in Los Angeles?
SupportArmenian features Armenian-owned Non-Profits across Los Angeles, Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena, and the wider LA area, all verified as Armenian-owned and community-trusted. Use the filters above to browse by location and subcategory.
Are the Non-Profits on this directory Armenian-owned?
Yes, every non-profits business listed on SupportArmenian has been confirmed as Armenian-owned or Armenian-operated through community input, owner submissions, and public records.
How do I add my Armenian non-profits business to the directory?
Submitting your Armenian-owned business is free. Visit /add-your-business to submit your listing, we review and publish new businesses within 1, 2 business days.
