Video plea from Ada's parents to help save their baby.

FULLY FUNDED - $2,125,000 has been raised  by SOAR and the Keshishyants family!

 Thank you Jesus! So happy! - Sevana Petrosian

BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!! I hope Ada will receive this lifesaving Rx ASAP with positive results. She is a precious gift & I pray she will be given a chance to survive & thrive! George, you have done an extraordinary job on her behalf & I am grateful for your devotion to Ada's well-being. - Claire Yacoubian

This is absolutely amazing. Wonders are created. No project seems insurmountable if we have the great leadership and hard work of George and others. Great things now and for the future.  Bravo,  Chuck Hajinian

I can't believe it!! Great job!! - Ani Danielian

Incredible news, thank God! - Hasmik Piliposyan

I am so happy for Ada!  MY Prayers have been answered. - Ann Lousin

 Born on October 31, 2019, one-year-old baby Ada Keshishyants is suffering from a life-threatening, rare genetic disease called Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Type 1. To learn more about this deadly disease, please visit here.

Children with SMA die slowly, rarely reaching two years of age. SMA attacks the nervous system, causes muscle atrophy, and as a result, the spine curves causing severe restrictions with breathing. 

But there is hope for Ada. One shot of Zolgensma can help treat, and even, cure her if received in time, but it costs $2.125 million. Novartis, the drugmaker of Zolgensma, has refused to lower the price despite the family's pleas.

*SOAR BELIEVES IN MIRACLES & TOGETHER WE WILL SAVE ADA'S LIFE*

Living in Kislovodsk, Russia, her family and friends are doing everything they possibly can to raise funds to save Ada. Given the exorbitant cost of Zolgensma, they are unable to cover the cost of the treatment on their own.

SOAR continues its good work of supporting disadvantaged Armenian children with severe disabilities. All donations will be managed by SOAR, and no funds earmarked for Ada's care will be transferred to an outside organization. Surplus donations will be used to establish the Ada Keshishyants Fund to benefit special needs children housed in Armenia's orphanages.

For all inquiries, please write SOAR Executive Chairman George Yacoubian at gyacoubian@soar-us.org.

SOAR (Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief) is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization. Your donation is tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. After donating online, the receipt for your donation will be emailed to you real-time.