Giving Tuesday: Winter Clothing & Food Drive for Aschiana Children and Families
Dear Supporters,
Happy Holidays! We hope this finds you and your families healthy and happy. As you know, today is Giving Tuesday, and we wanted to express our gratitude for your continued support.
The situation in Afghanistan continues to be dire. With the economic crisis and ongoing challenges, many children and their families are struggling. They need food, clothing, and basic necessities to survive.
Aschiana remains committed to making a difference. On Giving Tuesday, we ask for your support once again. Your contribution will go a long way in helping to provide children and families with the food and clothes they need to survive. Your generosity will alleviate their suffering and give them hope for a brighter future.
We sincerely appreciate your support and generosity. Together, we can make a significant difference in these children’s lives. Thank you again for your unwavering commitment to making a difference.
Sincerely,
The Aschiana Foundation
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Children as young as 6 years old SHOULD NOT have to become breadwinners for their families. Aschiana strives to provide a safe haven for children to learn basic and vocational skills, as well as nourish and keep them off the streets.
Aschiana (“nest” in Dari Farsi) was founded in 1995 by Engineer Yousef Mohamed to help children working on the streets in Kabul, Afghanistan. He witnessed the desperation and poor conditions of children he encountered and established Aschiana to provide a refuge where they could learn educational and vocational skills.
Operated uninterrupted for nearly 30 years, Aschiana has trained, nourished and mentored more than 80,000 children and young adults.
The Aschiana Foundation (AF) was established in 2004 by a group of dedicated and passionate women in Washington, DC to support the work of Aschiana in Afghanistan.