Serving Orange County and Glendale

You’re Not Alone.

Helping Armenian communities thrive in Orange County and Glendale.

A youth-led nonprofit initiative connecting Armenian families with resources, volunteers, cultural programs, tutoring, translation help, and community support.

Making support easier to find for Armenian families.

Armenian Community Bridge exists because many Armenian families, students, seniors, and newcomers in Orange County and Glendale need easier access to trusted support, resources, and connection.


Our community is strong, but help is often spread across different churches, schools, organizations, social circles, and individual volunteers. For families who are new to the area, students looking for guidance, or seniors who need extra support, it can be difficult to know where to start.


We created Armenian Community Bridge to make that first step easier. Our goal is to connect Armenian community members with educational support, volunteer assistance, cultural programs, translation help, and local resources.

Practical programs for students, families, seniors, and newcomers.

Our programs are designed to turn community care into organized action.

1

Student Support

Tutoring, mentorship, school resources, and college-readiness support for Armenian students.

2

Family Resources

Helping families find local services, school information, community programs, and trusted referrals.

3

Senior Outreach

Volunteer check-ins, technology help, and connection for Armenian seniors in the community.

4

Cultural Connection

Events and service projects that strengthen Armenian identity, history, language, and belonging.

Request community support.

Fill out this form if you or someone you know needs help finding tutoring, translation assistance, local resources, senior support, or newcomer guidance.


Once we receive your request, a volunteer will review it and respond as soon as possible.

Armenian Community Bridge is a volunteer community initiative, not an emergency service. For emergencies, call 911.

Join a student-led service network.

Volunteers help make Armenian Community Bridge possible. Students, parents, professionals, and community members can support families through tutoring, translation, outreach, events, and resource research.

Volunteer roles

  • Tutor Armenian students in school subjects
  • Help families navigate local resources
  • Assist seniors with technology or check-ins
  • Translate basic community information
  • Support cultural and service events
  • Research verified resources for the community

Become a Volunteer

Measuring service, not just intentions.

As Armenian Community Bridge grows, we will track clear community impact metrics so our work remains organized, accountable, and useful.

50
Families Supported
25
Student Volunteers
100
Verified Resources
3
Service Events

Built to connect, serve, and strengthen community.

I started Armenian Community Bridge to create a more organized way for Armenian families in Orange County and Glendale to find support, volunteers, and community resources.

As a student, I wanted to build something that connects generations, strengthens Armenian identity, and turns community service into practical action. This project is still growing, but its purpose is simple: to help Armenian families feel supported, seen, and connected.

— Aram Grigoryan, Founder

Meet the student leaders behind Armenian Community Bridge.

Armenian Community Bridge is led by students committed to service, cultural connection, and practical support for Armenian families in Orange County and Glendale.

AG

Aram Grigoryan

Founder / Executive Director

Leads the overall vision, direction, partnerships, and growth of Armenian Community Bridge.

NP

Narek Petrosyan

Secretary

Maintains meeting notes, organizes records, tracks updates, and supports internal communication.

NA

Nare Abrahamyan

Treasurer

Helps manage budgets, expenses, donation planning, and basic financial records for the organization.

TM

Tatev Margaryan

Director of Family Resources

Helps families find local services, community programs, school information, and trusted referrals.

MZ

Michael Zakharyan

Director of Student Support

Helps organize tutoring, mentorship, academic resources, and student support programs.

AK

Anahit Karapetyan

Director of Volunteer Services

Recruits volunteers, organizes roles, tracks service hours, and coordinates volunteer communication.

Get involved with Armenian Community Bridge.

We welcome conversations with schools, Armenian organizations, churches, student groups, local leaders, volunteers, and families in Orange County and Glendale.

Email: armeniancommunitybridge@gmail.com