Uncles and aunties, my little legs are freezing, and I don’t want to catch a cold!

Luka has stage four cancer. Such a terrible tragedy! He is only three years old. But the Lord has given us a chance to help bring his life back — because life is so beautiful! If we don’t help, we will never forgive ourselves! The boy’s diagnosis is malignant neuroblastoma, stage IV. He urgently needs immunotherapy!!! Luka is already in Turkey. The countdown has begun — every minute counts…

This family has only one child – 16-year-old Tornike. At the age of 13, without his parents knowing, he began playing a dangerous online game. The consequences were devastating – Tornike developed a severe psychological disorder that now threatens his life. There’s still hope. He can be saved – if we start treatment immediately and help him return to school, where he was once one of the brightest and most beloved students. But if we don’t act now, a psychiatric institution – with barred windows and prison-like conditions – could become his permanent home. Please don’t look away, friends. Learn about this tragic story.
Every time you can help someone, just do it, and rejoice that the Lord has turned your heart toward someone else’s sorrow. That He is answering their prayers through you. That means you are chosen! May you always be blessed. And we kindly ask you: please don’t forget about those who suffer – about the lonely and the unfortunate. Visit them whenever you can. It is in those moments of kindness and compassion that your true worth and greatness shine through — the very qualities that define a true Georgian, the noble traits bestowed upon us by the Almighty.

Look into the eyes of these innocent children – and let compassion fill your heart! Meet the Papuashvili family from the village of Gomi in the Khashuri Municipality – one of the many vulnerable families we support. Can you imagine a household with two small children having absolutely nothing? No beds, no refrigerator, no washing machine, no gas stove, no television. Even the house they live in is rented. The roof leaks so badly that when it rains, water pours inside just like it does outside. They pay 300 GEL a month for this shelter – almost half of their entire social allowance. At the Fund, we believe these girls will grow up and do great things for our beloved Georgia. They will raise strong sons for this country – and most importantly, they will never forget your kindness. We’re certain that help will come to this struggling home very soon. And right now, they need it more than ever. The children are waiting for your support. Think back – how many kind things have you done lately? And if there’s something you’ve been meaning to do – let it be today. Kindness adds years to life.