Harry Cherken

Operates society of pennsylvania

Operates as research libraries on American society and culture

Promotes public awareness of Armenian Issues

Operates as association for lawyers and law students

Woodmere Art Museum is a cultural institution dedicated to inspiring creativity, learning, and self-expression through the art and artists of Philadelphia and the surrounding region. The non-profit company is based in Philadelphia, PA. Housed in two historic 19th-century stone mansions on a ten-acre site, the museum integrates art, nature, and education, featuring over 11,000 objects with a focus on American art and Philadelphia’s artistic heritage. It offers diverse exhibitions, educational programs, art classes, workshops, and community events, including jazz concerts and lectures. The museum emphasizes accessibility and community engagement, providing free and discounted admission, and recognizes the Lenape people as the original land inhabitants.

The Karagheusian Howard Commemorative Corp. was launched in 1921 and initially provided relief and education to orphaned children who survived the Armenian Genocide. The non-profit company is based in New York, NY. Over the decades, the foundation broadened its mandate to help strengthen Armenian diaspora communities, instituting programs in Armenia and Karabagh to assist those impacted by the Spitak earthquake, war, and economic hardship. The organization continues to provide healthcare, educational, social-assistance, vocational, and housing programs, and supports schools, orphanages, hospitals, and other community institutions for Armenians worldwide. The CEO of the company is Irina Lazarian.

Operates a service platform for employees who can shop for items through the service and pay for them through payroll deductions

Operates as a law firm

Provides real estate services