IAB is a non-profit, non-political, non-religious organization dedicated to promoting Iranian culture, fostering social understanding, and serving the Iranian-American community in the Greater Boston area.
IAB was founded in 1989 and has been actively serving the Iranian community through cultural programs, educational initiatives, and community support for more than three decades.
IAB offers cultural events, a community library, scholarship opportunities, volunteer programs, membership packages, and community support services such as the Hamyary program.
The Hamyary Program provides non-financial support and limited need-based financial assistance to families or individuals in the Greater Boston area facing hardships such as job loss, illness, or relocation.
You can sign up through the Membership page on our website. IAB offers different membership packages—individual, family, student, and supporter—with unique benefits such as event discounts, voting rights, and special perks.
IAB organizes major Iranian cultural events such as Nowruz (Persian New Year), Yalda Night, Chaharshanbe Soori (Festival of Fire), Mehregan, and weekly community gatherings like Wednesday Lunch.
Yes. IAB’s library has a collection of over 2,000 books, including Persian literature, history, children’s books, and more. The library is open to community members and serves as a resource for preserving Iranian culture.
You can apply through our Volunteer Opportunities page by filling out a simple form. Volunteers help with cultural events, programs, and community initiatives that strengthen our network.
You can make donations through our website, contribute to specific funds (like the Yalda Fund, Nowruz Fund, Mehregan Fund, Music Fund, or Digital Marketing Fund), or support by becoming a member.
The best way is to join our weekly newsletter and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Telegram. Subscribers receive updates on cultural events, donation opportunities, and community news from Boston and beyond.