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Yerevan Brandy Company and its legendary ARARAT Armenian brandies, the PanARMENIAN Media Group and The Alexander, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Yerevan generously support the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative. The companies will contribute to the 2018 Aurora Prize Award Ceremony, The Prize official website reported.

“It is becoming a well-established tradition for the Yerevan Brandy Company to support the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative in implementing the mission of honoring modern-day heroes and helping to solve some of the most pressing global humanitarian issues,” said Karine Madelrieu, Sales and Marketing Director of Yerevan Brandy Company.  “ARARAT has been with Aurora since its inception supporting the 2016 and 2017 Award Ceremonies. The missions of the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative and Yerevan Brandy Company overlap in their commitment to bring awareness to Armenian culture and heritage around the world. This year Ararat will be pleased to welcome all the guests of Aurora at Yerevan Brandy Company to attend “ARARAT generous dinner, tribute to Aurora Heroes” and to share together true moments of generosity.”

“We are excited to join the global humanitarian community and offer our support to feature the 2018 Aurora Humanitarians at the Aurora Prize Award Ceremony as we did during previous years,” said Armen Arzumanyan, CEO and Chairman of Board of Panarmenian Media Group. “Armenia TV is serious about promoting  Armenia’s image around the world. We are happy that we have an opportunity to do that through the Aurora Prize Award Ceremony.”

“The Alexander, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Yerevan is pleased to support the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative so soon after the hotel’s opening,” noted Jean Daniel Cadars, General Manager of The Alexander, a Luxury Collection Hotel. “It is a great honor for us to host prominent humanitarians and guests of the Aurora Prize Award Ceremony and to host the events in our establishment. Hotel associates are excited to be engaged in the greatest humanitarian project taking place in Armenia and to offer luxurious comfortable accommodation to all those taking part in Aurora Prize Ceremony. We need to show collective will to spread the best of humanity, the courageous and committed actions of Aurora Humanitarians and continuously to discuss and look for the solutions for humanitarian challenges.”
“The Aurora Humanitarian Initiative extends its gratitude to the general partners for their generous support. Without their commitment and resources, it would be hard to organize the 2018 Aurora Prize Award Ceremony and weekend of special events,” noted Arman Jilavian, CEO of Aurora Humanitarian Initiative. “We are also grateful to all the individuals and organizations who joined us and contributed to the initiative and global humanitarian movement. It helps Aurora become more rooted and successfully continue the mission.”

It reminds that the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative was founded in 2015, by three people committed to honoring the memory of the survivors of the Armenian Genocide by supporting projects that honor their saviors.  Since that time, more than 300 individuals and organizations have been inspired to join the founders in transforming a nation’s gratitude to action. With growing resources, the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative will expand programming that tackles new crises and challenges and offers life and hope to the vulnerable. Aurora will urge those fortunate enough to have been rescued and given a new chance on life to express their own gratitude by becoming the next generation of savior.  Thus, the cycle of giving will continue, empathy will replace sympathy and in memory of the survivors, we will embrace all those who believe in a shared humanity.