WILL opened its first Computer Training Class with eight new workstations, bringing digital learning and joy to 325 children in Nikolaev Orphanage #5 — a dream realized through hard work, dedication, and shared kindness.
Viewing entries in
2003
I WILL helped Irina, a bright and determined student, receive a hearing aid that transformed her life — a gift of sound, learning, and hope that opened new possibilities for her future.
Chef Chris Hockley hosted a cooking class in Toronto that raised $1,000 to fund a hearing aid for 12-year-old Irina Lubitskaya and support computer classes for children at the orphanage — a generous act that changed many young lives.
Hand-knit by Elisabeth Eckhardt in Toronto, two beautiful sweaters found their way to sisters Snezhana and Dalena at the Nikolaev School Orphanage #5 — gifts made with love that will be treasured for years to come.
Southern Pravda highlighted I WILL’s impact in its January 25, 2003 issue, recognizing the organization’s dedication and sharing voices of gratitude from the children it helped.
Brenda Sweeney and Kathy Battista organized two very successful Christmas drives that brought toys, clothing, sporting equipment, and games to 625 children in Nikolaev and Ochakov. The children were thrilled and grateful to their Canadian friends for making their holidays so joyful.