This work has been carried out in collaboration with local nonprofit organizations in Romania that conduct operations under high standards of professionalism, financial accountability, transparency and Christian values. Over children across Romania have benefited from our charitable activities and donations to date and although words do not always paint a picture of the impact of our philanthropic endeavors we would like to highlight the following projects that significantly changed the livelihoods of our beneficiaries.
Thank you to all our fundraisers, donors and supporters for partnering with our mission of bettering the lives of future generations of Romanian children and their families. The dream that Santa Claus will visit the poor children of Preschool Nr Braila, where Mrs.
Eugenia Penaru is a teacher. With HOPE in their hearts, they reached out to us to make it possible for the extremely poor children to have a Christmas gift, maybe the only one they will receive this year! Family-style houses for the Protection of Children Facing Hardship is constructed on a land donated by the Protection of the Holy Virgin Monastery in the immediate vicinity of the Floresti Monastery. From children abandoned by their parents in hospitals, to those picked up from the streets, to women or, sometimes, entire families lacking means of a decent living β they al find shelter in the Valea Plopului campus.
Over 1, people have been supported since Father Nicolae Tanase started this project in This is a Nonprofit initiative dedicated to help highly achieving students from poor rural areas in Cluj county continue their education at prestigious schools in Cluj-Napoca. Saint Paraskeva Orthodox Charity is supporting with school tuition these local efforts. The Association of Myrrh Bearing Women, through its ongoing charitable work, supports over 1, families, children and youth with disabilities, all with very low income or no income, across the county Maramures.
In Giurgiu the parents of over 70 children who suffer from severe physical and cognitive disabilities have joined efforts to help their situations. Rasca is a little village in Suceava County, Romania, that promises to bring hope to countless impoverished people in the region.
