Laptop for children in Ukraine

Welcome Victor and Beverly

Today, February 24, I received a message from Natalia Matishynets who personally delivered a new laptop from LifeNets to the children for study.

Briefly about the family. This is a large family that has faced a difficult challenge and trial in its life. The boy in the middle is the one who was born deaf, for whose health his parents fight so diligently.

These children are distinguished by their success and diligence in their schools, who strive to study well. In the conditions of martial law in Ukraine, a computer will be very useful to them! They will be able to study in conditions of quarantines, during air raids, and achieve greater results in their studies.

Unfortunately, photos and text cannot convey the emotions and gratitude of this family. The mother's eyes were filled with tears of joy and gratitude for such a thoughtful gift for the children.

Thank you LifeNets for the opportunity to help others.

Sincerely, Vlad

Ukraine, Ukraine Crisis 2022

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