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SPONSORSHIP NEEDED FOR DIANNA KHACHATRYAN AT MARI IZMIRLYAN ORPHANAGE
SOCIETY FOR ORPHANED ARMENIAN RELIEF (SOAR)
1060 First Avenue, Suite 400, King of Prussia, PA 19406
Office: 610.213.3452 Fax: 610.229.5168
Email: [email protected] Web: www.soar-us.org
SOAR's Sponsorship Program is the primary mechanism through which we
provide support to specific Armenian children and adults. The entire
donation benefits the individual you are sponsoring - no funds support
the facilities or SOAR generally, and SOAR assumes the cost of all
wiring fees.
Once a week, we highlight a child in need of sponsorship.
This week we highlight Dianna Khachatryan.
Name: Dianna Khachatryan
Facility: Mari Izmirlyan Orphanage
Gender: Female
DOB: March 23, 2001
Father's name/Occupation: Vachagan Khachatryan/Unknown
Mother's name/Occupation: Susanna Khachatryan/Unemployed
Siblings/Family history:
Dianna has 2 sisters, both of whom are at Mari Izmirlyan Orphanage.
Their mother visits occasionally.
Health history and current medical conditions:
Dianna has mental health issues and suffers from encephalopathy,
a syndrome of global brain dysfunction. Dianna needs medical tests
and treatment for a hormonal imbalance. The tests are expensive, and
the treatment regimen is estimated to be $100 a month. Sponsorship
funds will be used exclusively for these medical expenses.
Special interests, talents, hobbies, and future aspirations:
Dianna likes music and playing games.
If you would like to sponsor Dianna, please contact George S.
Yacoubian, Jr., at [email protected] or select her (under Mari
Izmirlyan Orphanage through our Sponsorship Enrollment page.
Thank you in advance for your support!
The Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR) is a 501(c)(3)
nonprofit organization dedicated to providing humanitarian relief to
orphaned Armenian children and adults. Working with a loyal donor
base and a trusted network of partners, SOAR distributes clothing,
educational supplies, medicine, and other essential resources to
orphaned Armenians throughout the world.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
SOCIETY FOR ORPHANED ARMENIAN RELIEF (SOAR)
1060 First Avenue, Suite 400, King of Prussia, PA 19406
Office: 610.213.3452 Fax: 610.229.5168
Email: [email protected] Web: www.soar-us.org
SOAR's Sponsorship Program is the primary mechanism through which we
provide support to specific Armenian children and adults. The entire
donation benefits the individual you are sponsoring - no funds support
the facilities or SOAR generally, and SOAR assumes the cost of all
wiring fees.
Once a week, we highlight a child in need of sponsorship.
This week we highlight Dianna Khachatryan.
Name: Dianna Khachatryan
Facility: Mari Izmirlyan Orphanage
Gender: Female
DOB: March 23, 2001
Father's name/Occupation: Vachagan Khachatryan/Unknown
Mother's name/Occupation: Susanna Khachatryan/Unemployed
Siblings/Family history:
Dianna has 2 sisters, both of whom are at Mari Izmirlyan Orphanage.
Their mother visits occasionally.
Health history and current medical conditions:
Dianna has mental health issues and suffers from encephalopathy,
a syndrome of global brain dysfunction. Dianna needs medical tests
and treatment for a hormonal imbalance. The tests are expensive, and
the treatment regimen is estimated to be $100 a month. Sponsorship
funds will be used exclusively for these medical expenses.
Special interests, talents, hobbies, and future aspirations:
Dianna likes music and playing games.
If you would like to sponsor Dianna, please contact George S.
Yacoubian, Jr., at [email protected] or select her (under Mari
Izmirlyan Orphanage through our Sponsorship Enrollment page.
Thank you in advance for your support!
The Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR) is a 501(c)(3)
nonprofit organization dedicated to providing humanitarian relief to
orphaned Armenian children and adults. Working with a loyal donor
base and a trusted network of partners, SOAR distributes clothing,
educational supplies, medicine, and other essential resources to
orphaned Armenians throughout the world.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress