THE FOUNDERS
OTHER TEAM MEMBERS
ANELGA ARSLANIAN
Anelga Arslanian, an Armenian-Belgian philanthropist, earned her medical degree from the Université Libre de Bruxelles in 1983.
Over the years, she has been actively involved in humanitarian work, offering her medical skills and expertise.
In 2020, Anelga and her children founded the ASBL Arslanian Foundation, which is dedicated to improving the well-being of Armenian refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh by providing healthcare, education, and agricultural resources.
Her unwavering commitment to vulnerable populations—through, among other initiatives, her work with Médecins du Monde and refugees in Armenia—brings hope and a brighter future to those she supports.
Read More
LORI ARSLANIAN
Lori Arslanian trained and built her career in the demanding world of fine jewelry.
Her professional journey—shaped by numerous experiences reflects a remarkable ability to adapt and a deep intellectual curiosity.
Naturally compassionate and empathetic, she later chose to redirect her career toward social engagement, supporting her mother in initiatives aimed at assisting underprivileged Armenians.
Today, she channels her organizational expertise and personal dedication into developing and supporting meaningful projects with a strong and lasting social impact.
Read More
AELITA CHOBANYAN
Aelita Chobanyan completed her studies in Foreign Languages at the State University of Yerevan (Armenia).
As a student, she was actively involved as a volunteer in various humanitarian, environmental, and social projects.
In 2001, Aelita became a project manager for the Swiss humanitarian foundation KASA, and in 2010, she founded an agency specializing in responsible tourism.
Following the conflict in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), Aelita and her friends provided assistance to refugees. During her humanitarian work, she met Anelga Arslanian, who was also actively supporting the families of soldiers who had fallen during the war.
Aelita currently oversees the management and coordination of support for these families. Today, she represents the Arslanian Foundation in Armenia.
Read More
