 The Alfyorovs have five children: two older sons and three adopted daughters. Parents Svetlana and Alexander are pensioners, so the family needs financial support. |
 The Artyukhov family has four children. There is Vanya, who has a childhood disability, Katya, and twins Misha and Ksyusha. Only the father works, and there is not enough money to afford diapers, shoes and clothing for children, and Vanya’s medication. |
 The large Bagdasaryan family lives in a small room in a dormitory. Recently the father left the family, leaving Russia with the oldest daughter. Anastasia is now alone with three children. The family would be grateful for any help. |
 The Bodnaruks have three children. The youngest, Misha, has asthma, and needs to undergo therapeutic horse riding. The middle son Sasha performs in a dancing ensemble, but is forced to miss many dancing contests, as the family cannot pay for transportation. |
 The Bukhachyovs have three children, and two have childhood disabilities. The father works as a warehouse guard, while the mother takes care of the kids, and the family seeks assistance. |
 Lyudmila has 11 children, of which 10 are adopted. The family lives in Sergiyevsky, a village in Tula region, and their house is full of love and children’s laughter. But it also has many day-to-day problems. So far 795,000 rubles have been collected for renovation of the second floor and purchase of furniture and dishwasher. |
 The Kotelnikov have three children, one of which, Artem, has cerebral palsy and is disabled. The family needs help for Artem's medical treatment, as well as clothing, shoes, and groceries. |
 There are five children in the family: 11 year old Sergey, 8-year old Kristina, 9-year old Ilya, 10 year old Vika and 6 year old Katya. All of the children were adopted and have health problems. Medical treatment is expensive, and the family regularly needs financial support. |
 The Lepnitskys have three children. Two boys, Sasha and Dima, are disabled. The family is spending all of the money on medical treatment and rehabilitation, but their financial abilities are limited. They need help for treatment as well as day to day expenses. |
 Lyubov has four children, 16 year old Alexey, 10 year old Roma and 4 year olds Ivan and Yura, twins. Yura has cataracts on both eyes, he cannot see, hear or talk and needs constant treatment. Lyubov is raising all four boys alone, and does not have enough money for basic household needs, so she needs constant material support. |
 The Medvedevs have four children. Misha, the oldest, has childhood paralysis. Georgi, Alexey, and Nikolai are 3, 2, and 1, respectively. The mother is a neonatologist in a suburb of Moscow, and the father is temporarily unemployed and looking after the children. One year ago the family lost their home and belongings in a fire. |
 Svetlana and Sergei have five children: 10 year old Vyacheslav, 6 year old Ivan, 4 year old Yevdokiya, 2 year old Daniil, and the 2 month old Olya. The family lives in a one-room apartment that is 34 square meters large. The family needs children’s shoes and clothing, bedding, pampers, groceries, and vitamins. |
 The Nazarenko family has eleven children, three of which are adopted. Three children are disabled and need constant medical care. The family cannot afford even the most basic items. |
 Pastor Alexei of the Holy Trinity church in Rameshki village received a spine injury on April 4th, 2006, in a car accident. He died on April 21st, leaving eleven children in the care of his wife Svetlana. We thank all of those who help Svetlana to purchase groceries, clothing and diapers. |
 Fr. Dmitry Pokrovsky and his wife Svetlana need constant financial support. They have lived in an abandoned building of a former pioneer camp with their six children, but now thanks to people’s support they live in a warm wooden house where every child has their own room. |
