Ann Mary Burgess (1861-1943) was an English Quaker philanthropist who carried out humanitarian work among needy Armenians for over fifty years. Under her direction, the Friends’ Mission hospital in Constantinople developed into a ‘multifunction campus’, where educational work was underpinned by funds raised from abroad through the sale of craft goods, produced on a quasi-industrial scale.
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