Samtskhe-Javakheti – Chernovetskyi Fund

Lord, forgive us, sinners, for sometimes failing to appreciate what we already have, and for always wanting more… Forgive us, Father! What an incredible blessing it is that You led us to one of the most unfortunate women in the world – and even gave us the strength and means to help her!

Lord, forgive us, sinners, for sometimes failing to appreciate what we already have, and for always wanting more… Forgive us, Father! What an incredible blessing it is that You led us to one of the most unfortunate women in the world – and even gave us the strength and means to help her! REPOST RIGHT […]

Read More… from Lord, forgive us, sinners, for sometimes failing to appreciate what we already have, and for always wanting more… Forgive us, Father! What an incredible blessing it is that You led us to one of the most unfortunate women in the world – and even gave us the strength and means to help her!

Horrific. Horrific. Horrific. Poverty, illness, a crumbling home, and a complete lack of even the most basic necessities… Can you imagine – this household has never had a television, not even once! Our entire team at the Fund spent a long time thinking about how to title this article – how to convey everything we felt upon learning about the tragedy that has struck this good Georgian family, and how to awaken in your hearts the compassion that comes from God. If we don’t act now, this family may not survive.

Horrific. Horrific. Horrific. Poverty, illness, a crumbling home, and a complete lack of even the most basic necessities… Can you imagine – this household has never had a television, not even once! Our entire team at the Fund spent a long time thinking about how to title this article – how to convey everything we […]

Read More… from Horrific. Horrific. Horrific. Poverty, illness, a crumbling home, and a complete lack of even the most basic necessities… Can you imagine – this household has never had a television, not even once! Our entire team at the Fund spent a long time thinking about how to title this article – how to convey everything we felt upon learning about the tragedy that has struck this good Georgian family, and how to awaken in your hearts the compassion that comes from God. If we don’t act now, this family may not survive.

Elza (41 years old): “Please tell all the friends of the Fund in Georgia that I can’t bear this terrible pain any longer. With each passing day, it gets harder to breathe, and on top of that, diabetes is taking its toll on me. Our family has no money, but I need to follow a strict diet prescribed by my doctor.”

Elza (41 years old): “Please tell all the friends of the Fund in Georgia that I can’t bear this terrible pain any longer. With each passing day, it gets harder to breathe, and on top of that, diabetes is taking its toll on me. Our family has no money, but I need to follow a […]

Read More… from Elza (41 years old): “Please tell all the friends of the Fund in Georgia that I can’t bear this terrible pain any longer. With each passing day, it gets harder to breathe, and on top of that, diabetes is taking its toll on me. Our family has no money, but I need to follow a strict diet prescribed by my doctor.”

Merab (12-year-old): Auntie, please tell everyone that I really, really want to live! Every single day, I dream of standing on my own two feet! I beg you—help me walk, just like the other children in Georgian families! And please tell them from me to cherish their legs, to understand how important it is not to be disabled.

Merab (12-year-old): Auntie, please tell everyone that I really, really want to live! Every single day, I dream of standing on my own two feet! I beg you—help me walk, just like the other children in Georgian families! And please tell them from me to cherish their legs, to understand how important it is not […]

Read More… from Merab (12-year-old): Auntie, please tell everyone that I really, really want to live! Every single day, I dream of standing on my own two feet! I beg you—help me walk, just like the other children in Georgian families! And please tell them from me to cherish their legs, to understand how important it is not to be disabled.

Tragedy! Tragedy! Mzia lost her 23-year-old son. Then her grandson… and then another grandson.The Parunashvili family has been living from one immense sorrow to another for many years! For years, their home has echoed with nothing but the mournful toll of grief and the loud prayers of the unfortunate.

Tragedy! Tragedy! Mzia lost her 23-year-old son. Then her grandson… and then another grandson.The Parunashvili family has been living from one immense sorrow to another for many years! For years, their home has echoed with nothing but the mournful toll of grief and the loud prayers of the unfortunate. REPOST RIGHT AWAY, MY GOOD MAN! […]

Read More… from Tragedy! Tragedy! Mzia lost her 23-year-old son. Then her grandson… and then another grandson.The Parunashvili family has been living from one immense sorrow to another for many years! For years, their home has echoed with nothing but the mournful toll of grief and the loud prayers of the unfortunate.

The large family of the heroic father Zaza Merabishvili – who is raising his three sons all on his own – has moved into a new home, thanks to you, dear friends!

There are still real heroes in Georgia! A single father is raising three small children, the youngest just two years old. With his own hands, he changes his baby’s diapers and bathes him in a basin. But the worst part? This poor man has to make impossible choices every day—buy baby porridge for his two-year-old […]

Read More… from The large family of the heroic father Zaza Merabishvili – who is raising his three sons all on his own – has moved into a new home, thanks to you, dear friends!