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On June 1, 2016, the I Will Association proudly opened I Will Computer Class #11 in Pervomaisk, Mykolaiv region. It was a joyful day as my father cut the ribbon for the 11th time! The new classroom gives children access to technology, learning, and opportunity — turning dreams into brighter futures across Ukraine.
Nadezhda Playground, founded in 2013 at Ted’s School, has become a favorite spot for preschool learning and play. The kindergarten provides a warm, creative environment where children grow and thrive. With new projects underway, we’re proud to keep supporting joy, learning, and happiness for the youngest members of our community.
On May 18, 2015, I Will Computer Class #9 opened at the Arts and Science Center in Snigirevka, Mykolaiv region. The emotional ceremony marked another step toward bringing technology and opportunity to children. With internet access now available, students can explore, learn, and dream — thanks to the generosity of I Will supporters.
In February 2015, I Will Association’s story was featured on Ukrainian TV, where my father shared how I Will helped a young boy named Kirill. The episode aired on February 6, bringing hope that national attention would speed up his long-awaited medical operation.
On November 20, 2014, International Children’s Day, I WILL celebrated the opening of the renovated Nikolaev Children’s Home, welcoming ten orphaned children into warm new living spaces — a milestone made possible by volunteers and Canadian supporters.
I WILL opened a new pre-school learning centre in Nikolaev, dedicated to teacher Ted Gauder and funded by The Pottruff Family Foundation. Fully renovated and equipped with new furniture and supplies, the centre gives young children a strong start in learning and in life.
I WILL repaired the water heater at the Ochakov Children’s Home on July 3, 2014, restoring hot showers for the children — and celebrated with ice cream on a sunny day, turning a repair into a moment of pure happiness.
I WILL donated clothing, books, and a TV to the Elanets Children’s Home on May 28, 2014. The children responded with a joyful concert of thanks — a heartfelt celebration of generosity and care.
I WILL renewed the original 2002 computer class at Nikolaev Orphanage #5 with a new printer, TV, and computer accessories, ensuring children continue to learn with modern technology and up-to-date tools.
I WILL supporters funded three rehabilitation trips for six-year-old Nastia Komorkina to a specialized clinic in Truskavtsi, covering all medical and travel needs. Their kindness gave Nastia the gift of healing and hope for a healthier future.
