
$1,200
Fall 2024 · Kazakhstan
Pathway to Accessibility
Raised $1,200 to build an accessibility ramp so children with mobility challenges and strollers can get around the grounds safely.
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15 projects since 2018
Over $5,905 raised — and every dollar accounted for. Here is what each fundraiser paid for.

$1,200
Fall 2024 · Kazakhstan
Raised $1,200 to build an accessibility ramp so children with mobility challenges and strollers can get around the grounds safely.
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$1,000
Spring 2024 · Kazakhstan
Over $1,000 raised to lay new carpets on the orphanage’s second floor — a warmer floor for children learning to crawl and walk.
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$250
Fall 2023 · Kazakhstan
Volunteers made and sold handmade jewelry, raising over $250 to send parcels of toys to Kazakhstan.
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Spring 2023 · Kazakhstan
A huge toy collection with our friends at McGinnis Woods — four big boxes of toys, all delivered to Kazakhstan.
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$500
Fall 2022 · Ukraine
A Ukraine awareness and fundraising event at GSU’s Language Expo raised more than $500 and drew strong student support.
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$1,215
Fall 2022 · Ukraine
A Ukraine fundraising stall at McGinnis Woods Country Day School’s Fall Festival raised $1,215 for humanitarian relief.
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Summer 2022 · Ukraine
We joined the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America at Atlanta’s International Culture Fest to raise awareness about the war.
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$500
Spring 2022 · Ukraine
Our first Ukraine fundraiser after the invasion. More than $500 raised and passed to the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America.
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Fall 2019 · Russia
Raised money to cover shipping and to buy the specific items the children had asked for.
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Spring 2019 · Russia
Our first collection for a new partner orphanage in Moscow: books, clothes, toys, small electronics and sweets.
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$320
Fall 2018 · Kazakhstan
Raised $320 for medical supplies and oil-filled heaters to keep the orphanage warm through the winter.
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$610
Spring 2018 · Kazakhstan
Two money drives raised $610 for the orphanage in Kazakhstan — a vacuum cleaner, then diapers, food and clothes.
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