The Aurora Prize and Who Make a Transformational Co-Founders, Aurora Humanitarian Initiative Impact on Our World Each Day

2018 AURORA DONOR IMPACT REPORT

AURORA HUMANITARIAN INITIATIVE 2019 A MESSAGE FROM THE CO - FOUNDERS

Together, we have tapped into something very powerful that inspires Supporting and shining a light on these individuals, organizations and people to commit themselves to support those in need and helps to bridge human rights issues is what we do best, and it is because of people like you national divides. that our movement continues to get stronger.

In 2018, 521 people donated or volunteered their time in gratitude to Our mission begins and ends with Gratitude in Action. It is a universal provide a safer, brighter and more prosperous future for all. Over the year, principle that requires all of us to stand up for our shared humanity, we are pleased to say that Aurora helped hundreds of thousands of people look beyond the superficial differences to our essential sameness and help around the world, offering them education, food, shelter, medical care and today’s unsung heroes to be recognized and celebrated for their impact other critical assistance during their time of need. on the world.

While these numbers are impressive, it is the people we’ve met along the journey that most inspire our efforts. Last year’s Laureate, Kyaw Hla A heartfelt thank you for being an integral part of the Aurora movement. Aung is a lawyer who has spent his life advocating for the recognition of the Rohingya people as citizens of Myanmar and fighting for their equity, NOUBAR AFEYAN VARTAN GREGORIAN RUBEN VARDANYAN education and basic human rights. He is not alone in his fight to step up when others step back, he was joined by 750 others who were nominated last year to receive the Aurora Prize and who make a transformational Co-Founders, Aurora Humanitarian Initiative impact on our world each day. OUR DONORS All our donors share one important quality – they believe in the power of gratitude to change the world.

Our donors live in 22 differentcountries

49,48% Russia 1,20% France 35,87% USA 1,03% Belgium 7,75% Armenia 4,67% Other

Russia $12,734 MLN Sw eden Canada UK Germany B elgium K azakhstan DONOR CONTRIBUTION France Austria Switzerland Georgia United States Italy A rmenia Japan

Lebanon M e x i c o

Singapore N airobi $33,626 MILN Indonesia CO-FOUNDERS CONTRIBUTION Chile A rgentina

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Thanks to you, Gratitude in Action has become a global movement. IN Together, we are providing support to thousands, celebrating modern day heroes and playing an increasingly vital role in promoting human values. 2018 WE REACHED OVER HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS SWITZERLAND 60 MILLION people through social HAVE BEEN LAUNCHED OR media campaigns in 6 LANGUAGES ARE SUPPORTED THROUGH and more than 900 ARTICLES and 23 STORIES were published reaching AURORA PRIZE FUNDS 3.61 BILLION readers!

BANGLADESH SUDAN MYANMAR SOUTH CAMEROON ETHIOPIA IN15 SUDAN UGANDA KENYA COUNTRIES RWANDA MALAYSIA BRAZIL D.R. CONGO 2016 TANZANIA WITH THE HELP OF 2017 2018 26 LOCAL PARTNERS MALAWI

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BANGLADESH KENYA RWANDA SOUTH SUDAN

- 250,000 Rohingya refugees were impacted - 99 health workers receive HIV training - 205 young refugees attended English classes and - Almost 14,000 patients in Nzara County and the by Aurora’s support of a health care project (58 completed to Jan 2019) from which 39,600 were trained in different trades to develop income- surrounding area will benefit from a new surgical at the Balukhali refugee camp patients will benefit by the end of 2019 generating activities at Mahama refugee camp wing being constructed at St. Therese Hospital

- 500 Rohingya families (approx. 2,500 - 4 clinical professionals who have been recruited, - 202 households (approx. 960 people) and 440 - 5 clinical and 2 non-clinical professionals who individuals) benefit from the improvement and oriented and deployed as part of the Aurora Burundian refugees and their family members have been recruited, oriented and deployed as maintenance of damaged infrastructure Fellows Volunteer Project willprovide care to 3,600 benefited from a microcredit program part of the Aurora Fellows Volunteer Project will people in need provide care to more than 16,000 people in need - 388 Burundian student refugees received BRAZIL scholarships to study at universities in Rwanda and MALAWI France SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND - 121 young people and 67 parents from the poorest areas of Rio de Janeiro receive training - 10,100 patient visits to a clinic focused on primary - Over 1,000 young Burundian refugees will receive - 25 survivors of sexual violence from 14 war-torn preventing drug trafficking care, maternal-child health, HIV and malaria in 2018- primary, secondary and vocational education countries participated in a recovery seminar 2019 - 1,320 pupils and 22 teachers benefit from school CAMEROON infrastructure improvements in Gikongoro Diocese TANZANIA MALAYSIA - 15 community educators receive training to - 258 children and newborns will receive surgery, teach over 69,400 vulnerable individuals about - More than 18,000 Rohingya refugees benefit SUDAN high-impact health care and life-saving treatment HIV / AIDS over 2017-2019 from English literacy classes, vocational trainings - 1 clinical professional who has been recruited, and livelihood support oriented and deployed as part of the Aurora Fellows D.R. CONGO Volunteer Project provided care to over 5,700 people UGANDA BANGLADESH in need SUDAN - 392 vulnerable children reintegrated into families MYANMAR orreceived careandscholarships - 343,000 people - 106 orphans, raped girls MYANMAR CAMEROON SOUTH and children affected by HIV/ - Up to 73,233 Rohingya people in IDP camps benefited from SUDAN ETHIOPIA AIDS or traumatized by war - 1,021 families (approx. 5,400 individuals) benefited from 10 health care service stations set medicine and have received access to benefited from a community microcredit up in Sittwe, the capital of Myanmar’s Rakhine medicalsupplies UGANDA education program Province, and from maternal health consultancy atthe Mother of KENYA Mercy hospital RWANDA MALAYSIA BRAZIL D.R. CONGO 2016 ETHIOPIA TANZANIA 2017 - 29 human trafficking victims released from Egyptian prisons and resettled in Ethiopian MALAWI 2018 refugee camps

9 12 AURORA FELLOWS BRING HELP AND HOPE TO THOUSANDS IN AFRICA

As 2017 Aurora Prize Laureate, Dr. Tom Catena put forward Catholic Medical Mission Board, for which he has been volunteering for more than 20 years, as one of financial beneficiaries of Aurora Prize. Dr. Catena exemplifies the selflessness and commitment to others that are the hallmarks of CMMB’s volunteer program. To inspire and provide opportunities for others to follow in his path and take up the call of “service to others”, CMMB supported the recruitment, placement and maintenance of 12 individuals who committed to long-term volunteer service in rural areas of Kenya, Sudan and South Sudan, where severe armed conflicts and shortage of medical and health professionals are a common occurrence. These highly skilled clinical and non-clinical professionals are known and identified as Aurora Fellows.

Matthew Joanna Martin Sarah Jose Garcia Virginia Jones Oleksik Rubino Rubino Ulerio Chapman Cardiff, Williston, Enfield, Pataskala, Santo Domingo, Sanbornton, Uk USA USA USA Dominican Rep. USA

Volunteered as a doctor at St. Theresa Volunteers as a nurse at the Mission Volunteers as an engineer at St. Theresa Volunteers as a nurse-midwife at Volunteers as a general physician Volunteered as a nurse and midwife Hospital in Nzara, South Sudan Hospital in Mutomo, Kenya Hospital in Nzara, South Sudan St. Theresa Hospital in Nzara, South at the Mission Hospital in Mutomo, at the Mission Hospital in Mutomo, from Feb 2018 to Nov 2018 from Mar 2018 to May 2019 from May 2018 to May 2019 Sudan from May 2018 to May 2019 Kenya from Jul 2018 to Jul 2019 Kenya from Sep 2018 to Mar 2019 (9 months) (9 months) (12 months), decided to extend (12 months), decided to extend (12 months) (6 months)

Harry Daniel Carolyn Beverly Ruth Samantha Owens Maxwell Flaherty Faranelli Kahira Hodge McKenzie Dallas, New York City, Pittsburgh, Nairobi, McAllen, Bridge, USA USA USA USA Kenya USA

Volunteered as a doctor at Mother Volunteers as a doctor at the State Volunteers as a nurse at St. Theresa Volunteered as an administrator Volunteers as a nurse at St. Therese Volunteers as a nurse at the Mission of Mercy Hospital in Nuba Mountains, Hospital in Yambio, South Sudan Hospital in Nzara, South Sudan at St. Therese Hospital in Nzara, Hospital in Nzara, South Sudan Hospital in Mutomo, Kenya Sudan from Oct 2018 to Jan 2019 from Oct 2018 to May 2019 from Nov 2018 to Nov 2019 South Sudan from Feb 2019 to from Mar 2019 to Feb 2020 from Apr 2019 to Oct 2019 (3 months) (6 months) (12 months) Mar 2019 (1 month) (12 months) (6 months)

12 AURORA FELLOWS BRING MEDICAL CARE AND IMPROVE HEALTH SERVICES FOR MORE THAN 25,000* UNDERSERVED PEOPLE IN AREAS OF EXTREME HARDSHIP

* CMMB projection as of April 1, 2019 6 MORE THAN 1,000 GUESTS IN 2018 FROM 40 COUNTRIES DR. TOM CATENA ATTENDED BECAME the INAUGURAL THE PRIZE CEREMONY CHAIR of AURORA HUMANITARIAN IN YEREVAN IN JUNE 2018 INITIATIVE

2017 AURORA PRIZE LAUREATE TOM CATENA serves as the sole doctor permanently based in Sudan’s war-ravaged Nuba Mountains where humanitarian Aid is severelyrestricted.

2016 AURORA PRIZE LAUREATE MARGUERITE BARANKITSE dedicated her life to saving thousands of orphans and refugees during the civil war inBurundi.

11 Kyaw Hla Aung 2018 Aurora Prize Laureate 2018 AURORA PRIZE LAUREATE KYAW HLA AUNG

Kyaw Hla Aung is a lawyer and Rohingya Leader from Myanmar. Despite being imprisoned for a collective 12 years for peaceful protests against systematic discrimination and violence, he uses his legal expertise to continuously fight for equality, improvements in education and human rights for his community.

Kyaw Hla Aung’s work personifies the spirit of the Aurora Prize. He demonstrates the exceptional impact an individual can have in fighting injustice that often seems unbeatable and inspires us to consider how a brave step forward to support Over the last three years, the world’s most vulnerable people can create impact beyond THE AURORAPRIZE measure. FOR AWAKENING HUMANITY has recognized extraordinary individuals whose actions have MARY ROBINSON had an exceptional impact on Aurora Prize Selection Committee Member and preserving human life and Former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights advancing humanitarian causes in the face of adversity. 12 2018 AURORA PRIZE HELPED 343,000 ROHINGYA REFUGEES

Kyaw Hla Aung received a $100,000 grant for his own humanitarian efforts and the opportunity to distribute a further $1,000,000 to organizations that inspire his work.

This year recipients include:

Médecins Sans Frontières Malaysian Medical The International Catholic (MSF-UK) Relief Society (MERCY Malaysia) Migration Commission (ICMC) UNITED KINGDOM MALAYSIA USA / SWITZERLAND

Aurora supported a health care project Aurora supported a project that provides primary Aurora supported a project that empowers at Balukhali Makeshift Settlements and maternal health care through collaboration with Rohingya refugees in Klang Valley and Kuala in Bangladesh, that benefits 250,000 the Rakhine State Health Department in Sittwe IDP Lumpur in Malaysia and improves damaged Rohingya refugees. camps and Kyauktan Village in Myanmar. More infrastructure at the Camp of Kutupalong than 73,000 Rohingya people benefited from settlement in Bangladesh, benefiting over Aurora’s support. 20,000 people. 13 DESIGNATED ORGANIZATIONS

FondationduGrand-Ducet deLaGrande-Duchesse

LUXEMBOURG

Solidarity, integration and respect for human dignity are the three principals guiding the Grand Duke Henri and the Grand Duchess Maria Teresa Foundation in its activities. The Foundation was created in 2004 following the merger of the ‘Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Foundation’ with the ‘Prince Henri – Princess Maria Teresa Foundation’. The new foundation has been given the mission of supporting people facing material challenges and difficulties in Luxembourg or in disadvantaged regions of the world.

FondationJean-François Peterbroeck(JFP Foundation)

BELGIUM

Following the accidental death of Jean-François Peterbroeck, a young man of 22 who was very open and sensitive to the social realities of this world, his family decided to take concrete steps, through a foundation, to provide some assistance in issues close to their hearts. The Foundation aims to support the education of adolescents with high-functioning autism in Belgium, and to help children in distress, particularly in developing countries. The Foundation focuses on situations of poverty, discrimination and injustice in which certain categories of children find themselves (children who are abandoned or displaced, orphans, victims of child labour, conflicts or social poverty) combated through ‘integrated’ projects conducted via local partnerships in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Europe. The actions implemented are aimed at restoring the children’s confidence and giving them a better future in a family and community environment.

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Fondation Partage Luxembourg

LUXEMBOURG

A non-governmental organization for development cooperation, Partage Luxembourg was founded in 1966 to realize the solidarity of Christians in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg with people in distress, regardless of race, culture or religion. In collaboration with local partners in Africa, Latin America and Asia and through thousands of projects, Partage Luxembourg has been contributing since its creation to improving the living conditions of disadvantaged people in three continents. It is vulnerable children and young people, vulnerable men and women in Africa, Latin America and Asia who are at the center of Partage Luxembourg interest and concern. The commitment of the Partage Luxembourg Foundation reflects the desire of Luxembourgers, parishes and other groups in Luxembourg to commit themselves to creating a fairer and more equitable world.

African Mission Healthcare Foundation

USA

Founded in 2010, AMHF strengthens mission hospitals to aid those in greatest need. AMHF exists to support the effective and compassionate medical efforts of mission and church organizations across the African continent. The Foundation seeks to link the generosity of American citizens, churches and philanthropy to increase the reach and impact of effective health care services. Christian mission hospitals provide 1/3 of all medical care in Africa – as well as a large part of health worker training. AMHF has supported clinical care, infrastructure, and training at 35 partners in 15 countries. The Foundation’s impact includes nearly 600,000 patient visits supported, over 11,000 surgeries sponsored, scholarships granted to 105 health professionals in long-term educational programs, and 2,000 HIV providers prepared in Kenya.

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Catholic Medical Mission Board USA

CMMB has been dedicated to helping the poor and those marginalized in society for over 100 years. The organization’s founder, Dr. Paluel Flagg, first ministered to lepers in Haiti in the early 20th century and today CMMB is a highly-respected global organization that has never wavered in their faith-based mission of service. Despite the progress in global health, women and children living in developing countries continue to be among the most vulnerable. This motivates CMMB to focus on improving their lives, and the lives of their communities. Embracing the bond between the Catholic faith, values, and service to those most in need, CMMB is called to provide effective health solutions founded on love and respect for all.

AktionCanchanabury GERMANY

Aktion Canchanabury provides the unselfish support to those affected by illness, especially HIV / AIDS and leprosy, in the Third World. The organization promotes measures that provide access to health and education for the poorest populations in these countries and help to improve their living conditions on a sustained basis. Aktion Canchanabury draws attention to the situation of the sick and the problems of health care and education in poor countries through education and public relations in Germany.

Médecins Sans Frontières UNITED KINGDOM

An international, independent medical humanitarian organization, which provides medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. MSF teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. MSF actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of impartiality, independence and neutrality.

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Malaysian Medical Relief (MERCY Malaysia)

MALAYSIA

It all began in 1999, amidst a raging war in Kosovo where thousands of lives were lost and suffering was widespread. Moved by the plight of countless innocent civilians, especially women and children, Dr. Jemilah Mahmood, a Malaysian obstetrician-gynaecologist, sought to offer her services voluntarily. Finding no national organisation ready to support such international crises, together with a handful of like-minded friends, the Malaysian Medical Relief Society – better known today as MERCY Malaysia – was established. MERCY Malaysia is focusing on providing medical relief, sustainable health related development and risk reduction activities for vulnerable communities in both crisis and non-crisissituations.

International Catholic Migration Commission

SWITZERLAND, USA

The International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC) is a registered non-profit organization working in the areas of refugee and migration issues. ICMC was founded in 1951, in the wake of the massive displacement caused by the Second World War. Initiated by the joint efforts of Pope Pius XII, Monsignor Giovanni Battista Montini (Vatican Secretary for Relations with States and later Pope Paul VI), and American layman James J. Norris, ICMC was created to coordinate the work of Catholic organizations in responding to the needs of migrants, refugees and displaced persons, as well as to advocate in the intergovernmental and governmental institutions on their behalf. Today, ICMC coordinates a network of structures mandated by the Catholic Bishops Conferences worldwide and has staff and programs in over 50 countries.

17 2018 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE

Congratulations to 2018 Nobel Peace Prize winners

DR. DENIS MUKWEGE and NADIA MURAD! In 2017 Dr. Denis Mukwege was an Aurora Prize Finalist and we shone a spotlight on Nadia Murad as a modern - day hero, sharing her story with the world.

18 AURORA PRIZE N O M I N A T I O N S C A M PA I G N

Unique Nominations for 2019 Aurora Prize reach an all-time high. Nominations for the next Aurora Prize were open from June to September 2019 and attracted submissions from 72 countries in 17 languages, including the largest number of unique nominations to date: 523!

719 523 72 17 NOMINATIONS UNIQUE COUNTRIES LANGUAGES CANDIDATES

19 OUR AURORA DIALOGUES engage and inspire world leaders to solve complex humanitarian issues

IN 2018, OVER 750 PEOPLE attended FIVE AURORA DIALOGUES in FOUR COUNTRIES

MARCH 1ST APRIL 26 th JUNE 9 th SEPTEMBER 20 th DECEMBER 11 th-12th IN NEW YORK IN MOSCOW IN YEREVAN IN NEW YORK IN BERLIN Solidarity Beyond Boarders: Future of Impact Inspire, Empower, Impact Better Lives Now: Humanity in a Fragile World: Stepping Up When Others Leveraging Refugees’ Talents Partnering for Change Step Back Dr. Philip Zimbardo, Dr. Vartan Together with PHILIN and Well known humanitarians During the UN General Assembly, Distinguished humanitarians, Gregorian, Alice Greenwald, John the Moscow School of Management including Co-Founder of Médecins government officials, noted academics, philanthropists, Prendergast, and others, gathered SKOLKOVO, Aurora convened Sans Frontières Bernard Kouchner philanthropists, key business business leaders and members of to discuss what drives people to leading humanitarians, academics, and former US Ambassador to leaders, and NGO representatives civil society gathered to discuss stand up in the face of adversity philanthropists, entrepreneurs and the United Nations Samantha convened to commit to the multilateral, multi-stakeholder during an event at the National members of civil society to explore Power, gathered at the Yerevan Refugee Self-Reliance Initiative – approaches in facilitating timely September 11 Memorial & Museum the relationship between human Dialogues to explore sustainable a pledge to support refugees in responses and sustainable needs and the United Nations solutions to meeting the needs of achieving a better quality of life solutions to the world’s most Sustainable Development Goals vulnerable communities around and regaining agency over their pressing humanitarian crises the world finances and futures

20 GRATITUDE SCHOLARSHIPS

With your help, Aurora has locations ofthe I really feel lucky that I have the chance to be here and live this colleges and theuniversity provided experience. A lot of things that I dreamt about, and thought would origin country never come true, I am now seeing in my real life and I am touching of thestudents them and feeling them around me. Getting the scholarship to come $7 MILLION here has changed the direction of my life and provided me with in more optimism that things can get better. All of that makes me feel Gratitude Scholarships so thankful to everyone who contributed to my scholarship and moved me many steps forward. for 62 students who come

from communities that have Ghazal Alabtah, Syria studying in United World College of the Adriatics been affected by conflict, displacement and poverty. In 2017, I applied to UWC and fortunately, I was selected and admitted to UWC Dilijan College. The thing that I am grateful for more than getting in is being under the full support of Aurora which fully covers my fees and expenses. I was so happy when I learned that Aurora is going to be my sponsor. I would like to thank you 34 28 very much for the opportunity that you have given to me as you STUDENTS PEOPLE have opened a gate of a better world in front of me away from the atmosphere of war and discrimination. are studying at a are studying at the United WorldCollege American University Rabiea Wael Abo Taha a Palestinian refugee from Syria worldwide of Armenia lived in Lebanon for 5 years because of the Syrian civil war, studying in UWC Dilijan

16 AURORA HUMANITARIAN BAROMETER

Russia UK USA Germany France Japan Turkey Armenia Pakistan The 2018 Aurora Humanitarian Lebanon “Barometer provides a wealth of In its third year, revealing and valuable information Aurora HumanitarianBarometer

regarding citizen perceptions toward humanitarian surveyed the opinions of issues. The Barometer is a useful guide for Kenya international institutions“ and governments as they 11,000 PEOPLE engage with stakeholders, including youth who are in our future leaders. 12 COUNTRIES Argentina on the public’s perceptionof major humanitarian issues.

17 THANK YOU!

The Aurora Humanitarian Initiative’s success has been made possible by financial contributions from our passionate and engaged community of supporters. This generosity allows us to continue the cycle of giving and turn Gratitude into Action. We hope you will continue on this journey with us.

CO-FOUNDERS PATRONS

NOUBAR AFEYAN VARTAN GREGORIAN RUBEN VARDANYAN ADIBEKYAN FAMILY FOUNDATION for ADVANCEMENT ERIK BUGULOV RUBEN AGANBEGYAN & VERONIKA MISYUTINA ARTUR DZHANIBEKYAN Inventor, Entrepreneur and Venture President, Carnegie Corporation Impact Investor and Capitalist; Senior Managing Partner of New York; Aurora Prize Social Entrepreneur MARINE ALES EY (ERNST & YOUNG) and CEO, Flagship Pioneering Selection Committee Member Co-Founder, IDeA Foundation SERGEY AMBARTSUMYAN PIERRE & ANNE-SOPHIE GURDJIAN AMERIABANK MICHAEL KAVOUKJIAN BENEFACTORS RUBEN ARUTYUNYAN & ANAHIT ANTONYAN SUMBAT OGANOV VLADIMIR AVETISSIAN ELENA ORLOVA

ALBERT AVDOLYAN SAMVEL KARAPETYAN SERGEY SARKISOV CHARLES AZNAVOUR SERJ TANKIAN MIKHAIL BROITMAN NORAIR TEVANYAN Co-Founder, Telconet Capital Founder and President, Founder, Shareholder and President, Philanthropist Tashir Group; Philanthropist RESO-Garantia; Philanthropist KAIRAT BORANBAYEV NICOLAUS & CHRISTIANE WEICKART

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Anna Afeyan Tim Flynn & Holli Rowan Valery Medzhlumian Natalia Tischendorf Levon & Ana Afeyan Fruitfull Armenia Foundation Alexander & Viktoria Merzlenko Arman Voskerchyan & Kristina Ter-Kazarian Artur Alaverdyan Karen Galustyan Avet Mirakyan Gagik Zakaryan Grant Alaverdian Armen & Artcvik Garslian Carolyn Mugar Veronika Zonabend Arman Aleksanian Ara Gasparian & Liana Papazyan Gor Nakhapetyan Suren & Julia Ambartsumyan Stepan Gevorgyants Galina Nesterova Geoffrey Nicholson The Bolshoi Theatre of Russia Emma Arakelyan Evgeniy Giner Herman & Yana Gref Christin & Dan Olofsson Common Purpose Levon Ariyan Hover State Chamber Choir Andrey Grudin & Olga Odintsova Konstantin Orbelyan Garo Armen & Alice Saraydarian Public TV of Armenia(H1) Maria Guleghina Vladimir Potapov Edik Arutyunyan Hasmik Papian Mikael & Ani Asiryan Narek Hakhnazaryan Mikhail Harutyunyan & Narine Aghasaryan John Prendergast Carol B Aslanian Rafael Hovhannisyan REGIONS Group of Companies A-Security Marat Atnashev DoubleTree by Hilton Yerevan Alexander Revzin David Ignatius Aurora Volunteers Enterprise Rent-A-Car Anton Sahazizian Adam & Rita Kablanian Filishin Ltd. Ara Bagdasarian Greg & Lena Sarkissian Armen Karapetyan Grand Hotel Yerevan Boghossian Foundation Tigran Khachaturov Hakob Sarkissian Hermitage Igor Borisenko Igor Khalatian Armen Sarukhanyan Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concert Complex Jutta Bosch Sergey Kogogin Manfred Schepers Koor Wines Opera Suite Hotel Foundation for Regional Development Kololian Family Andrei Sharonov and Competitiveness DAR RESO Insurance Alexey Komov Richard Shemesian Rosgosstrakh Armenia Lord Ara Darzi Sergey Smbatyan Mikhail Kusnirovich Samosavanq LLC Taline Demirdjian Bachian Vladimir & Liana Smirnov Samvel Lazaryan TSD Technologies Jacques & Patricia Der Megreditchian Joyce & Joseph Stein Anna Mayilyan Zangezur Copper Molybdenum Combine CJSC Vartan Dilanyan Olga Surikova Shant & Christine Mardirossian on behalf Zorah Wines Movses Dzavaryan of Near East Foundation Ara Tadevosyan Zvartnots International Airport

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Narine Abgaryan Diana Badeian Comfort Ero Iren Hovhannisyan Ara & Kristine Abrahamyan Edgar Baghdasaryan Jonathan Fanton Sona Hovhannisyan Levon Abrahamyan Rafi & Sevan Baghdjian Sergey Filimonov Alina Ignatieva Lusine Abrahamyan Alla Bakunts Leonid Frumkin Irina Ikonnikova Diana Adamyan Vadim Balashov Gabrielyan Family Armais Kamalov Victor Akulian Gregory Baltser Harutyun Galoyan Diana Kardumyan Azamat Karimov Armine Afeyan Kim Bardakian Ivan Galvis Vigen Galstyan Meri Karoyan Raffi Afeyan Armine Barkhudaryan Vilen Garamov Ziyoda Kayumova Maria Elena Aguero Anthony Barsamian Arevik Gasparyan Artashes & Anahit Kazakhetsyan Dmitry Akhanov Silva Barseghyan Ekaterina Bolshakova Meri Gevorgyan Harout Kbeyan Grigor Akhinov Rafael Gevorkyan Jens Bösnecker Diane Keverian Anastasia Aleksandrova Armine Ghazaryan Konstantin Khabenskiy Grigory Broitman Grigori Alonc Sedrakyan Salpi Ghazarian Gohar Khachatryan Alexei Buza Alexander Alperovich Ashot & Anahit Ghazaryan Zaven Khachikyan Sasha Chanoff Carlos Alvarez Montero Beata Glenz Chulpan Khamatova Ekaterina Chetverikova Seda Ambartsumian Tatyana Glyadkova Deepali Khanna Levon Choogaszian Artur Amirkhanyan Peter Goorjian Roudolf Kharatian Anatoly Chubais & Avdotya Smirnova Alexey & Maria Anischenko Sarah Gottfried Anna Kharnas Hernan Couyoumdjian Erik Antaranyan Alice Greenwald Andranik Khodzhikyan Udo Dagenbach Armen Grigoryan Gerard & Annie Kiladjian Mikael Aramian Rem Darbinyan Arshaluys Artavazdyan Grikoryan / Thomasian Family Alexander Kim Andrey Datsenko Armen Grishkyan Lesley-Anne Knight Annabella Arutyunyan Mikhail Davidyants Arman & Irina Gukasyan Elena Kopaneva Dalia Atallah Sanasar Davudyan John Guyatt Maria Korneeva Aurora Guest Coordinators Vladimir Deev Hayk Gyuzalyan Alexander Korolev Kamo Avagumyan Evgeny Demin & Elena Belous Artur Hakobyan Evgenii Konstantinov Sergey Azatyan Hayk Demoyan & Lusine Matevosyan Gevorg Hakobyan Nicholas Koumjian Aznaurian Brothers Vladimir Dmitriev Ingrid Hamm Ania Krasivskaya Anush Babajanyan Haig Dolabdjian Hamlet Harutyunyan David Krikorian George Babayan Aliona Doletskaya Ayaan Hirsi Ali Irina Kuranova Vagan Babloyan Alexei Dolgikh Armenouhi Hovannisian Alexander Kurbet Arman Badeian Artashes Emin Hayk Hovhannisyan Stephen Kurkjian

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Harutyun Kushkian Arev Petrosyan KonstantineTarakhchevi AGBU Armenia Jemilah Mahmood DianaPetrosyan Robert Tateossian American University of Armenia Aren Malakyan Ksenia Petrova Hratch Tchilingirian Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute Eleonora Malkhasyan Emil Pirumov Team of Aurora Humanitarian Initiative Levon Malkhasyan Armenian Missionary Association of America Grant Pogosyan Team of Go2Armenia InaMandre Bars Media Documentary Film Studio Michael Posner Team of IDeA Foundation Edgar Manukyan & Ella Rukhkyan Edelman NicolaReindorp Team of Sberbank Private Banking Anton Manyashin Hovhannes Tumanyan Museum Bared Maronian Robert & Alicia vonRekowsky Team of SkolkovoIEMS Komitas Museum-Institute GayaneMartirosyan Georges Ruiz (P. Lancon SA ) Team of “Wings of Tatev” Vahan Martirosyan Armine Sahakyan Anna Ter-Hovakimyan Media Initiatives Center Vahagn Martirosyan Tamara Sahakyan Mego Terzian Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO David Matevossian Diana Sardaryan Ara Torosyan PHILIN Tigran Matulyan Sergey Sarkissov Samvel Vagradian Russian-Armenian University Alexei & KristinaMedvedev Svetlana Savina WahakenVanoyan Garnik Meliksetyan TEDx Yerevan Eric Schwartz Hrant Vardanyan Charlie & Maureen Michaud TUMO Center for Creative Technologies Elena Serova MargaritaVardanyan Armen Minassian UWC Dilijan Vache Sharafyan Vahan Vardanyan Denis Moiseychev Yerevan State Medical University Patricia Mortarotti SergeyShesternev Nikita Varlakhin Yerevan State University Arno Mosikyan Grigory Shifrin Makhar Vaziev Pedro Mouratian Galina Shilina Monique Villa Rachel & PaulNadjarian Lusine Simonyan Vladimir Volpert Cinema Star Armenia Mariam Nanumyan Sergey Skvortsov Gevorg Voskanyan Five Star Cinema Nana Nazarian Sarah Leah Whitson Nikolay Sobolev Karas Wines Aryeh Neier Alexey Stankevich Karina Yakubova Anna Nikolaeva Keush Winery John Stanmeyer David & Alena Yang Richard Ogdon KinoPark at Yerevan Mall Tigran Stepanyan ArtyomYerkanyan Armen Orujуan Megerian Carpets Zaruhi Papyan Mikayel Suchyan Vigen & NanaZakaryan Moscow Cinema ValeriyaPavlova Andrey & MariyaSumtsov Maria Zhog Michael Peretzian Olga Sushina Zimin Foundation Noy Water Vahak & AlicePetrossian ElenaSyroezhkina DavidZokhrabyan RomanovCinema

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MATENADARAN

CENTER FOR CRETIVE TECHNOLOGIES

2018 AURORA PRIZE CEREMONY GENERAL SPONSORS

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100 Lives Foundation, Inc. Account holder: 100 Lives Foundation (for USD only) Address: NY, 1155 Ave of the Americas floor 26 USD Account: 0206-00197488.60W Stamford CT Account number at Citibank: 4996877045 USD IBAN: CH59 0020 6206 1974 8860 W Washington Boulevard 677 Swift code: CITIUS33 (For international wire transfers) EUR Account: 0206-00197488.70K 06912-0300 Stamford ABA/ROUTING # 021000089 EUR IBAN: CH58 0020 6206 1974 8870 K SWIFT: UBSWUS33 (For Wire transfers within U.S./domestic) CHF Account: 0206-00197488.01T Correspondent Bank: CHF IBAN: CH69 0020 6206 1974 8801 T UBS Deutschland AG 100 Lives Foundation, Inc. is a tax-exempt public Securities Account: 0206-00197488.S1 (USD) charity under Sections 501(c)(3) and 170(b)(1)(A)(vi) of Bank: UBS AG (for EUR only) the United States Internal Revenue Code. The federal Paradeplatz 6, 8001 Zurich Bockenheimer Landstrasse 2-4 tax identification number: EIN 36-4808338. SWIFT: UBSWCHZH80A 60306 Frankfurt am Main Correspondent Bank: UBS AG SWIFT: UBSWDEFF

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