Lusya's message: "My name is Lusya. I love playing with modeling clay, swimming, and gymnastics. My biggest wish is to return to our home in Artsakh."
Lusya is a six-year-old girl who lives with her mother in Yerevan. Her father was killed during the military hostilities in Artsakh in 2023. Following the forced displacement from their homeland, Lusya and her mother had to leave Artsakh and rebuild their lives in Yerevan. This year, Lusya started first grade. She is an active and cheerful little girl who enjoys swimming, gymnastics, and various arts and crafts activities. She loves learning new things, being creative, and exploring the world around her. Despite the difficult circumstances she and her mother have faced, Lusya continues to grow, learn, and dream. Like every child, she deserves a childhood filled with love, care, joy, and opportunities to pursue her interests. This Christmas, your support can help bring more happiness and opportunities into Lusya's life, giving her hope for a brighter future.
Garri's message: "My name is Gari. I enjoy writing poems and drawing, and I dream of getting accepted into a good university."
Henri's message: "My name is Henry. I love playing football and learning different languages. My dream is to become a GOOD PERSON."
Garri and Henry are twin brothers; they live with their mother, who is battling a serious illness. In 2023, their family was forced to leave their home in Artsakh and start over in a new place. Despite the challenges they have faced, the boys are bright, curious, and full of potential. They actively participate in various extracurricular activities, including sports, chess, guitar, and English lessons, developing their talents and discovering new opportunities. Their mother, despite her own health struggles and the difficulties the family has endured, does everything in her power to give her sons a brighter future. She encourages them to pursue their interests, grow into confident and independent young people, and learn to face life's challenges with courage and determination. This Christmas, your support can help Garri and Henry continue learning, growing, and pursuing their dreams, bringing hope and new opportunities to their lives.
Direct any inquiries you may have to soar-la@soar-us.org. Thank you so much for your continued support of our Chapter and vulnerable Armenian children and families!
SOAR (Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief) is the world's only charitable organization devoted exclusively to helping orphaned Armenian children. SOAR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and your donation is tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. Visit here to learn more about SOAR's distribution methods and quality control protocol.