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Project Report | Mar 20, 2023
Roses for Peace from Ukrainian and Russian Women

By Timothy D. Straight | Founder and Executive Director

A Basket of Roses for Peace
A Basket of Roses for Peace

ROSES FOR PEACE

For International Women's Day, HDIF came up with the concept of bringing together Ukrainian and Russian women who have left their home countries due to the war. We asked them if they could crochet roses, and sure enough, they could!

Within days, over 100 roses were neatly done and delivered to us, and we spread the word. A corportate client ordered dozens of them and the word spread like wildfire. HDIF's distributor in the USA asked if they could make other Armenian flowers in addition to the roses, and we quickly met up with the leader of a Ukrainian NGO here and asked them to get to work on lilies, poppies, apricot blossoms, and more. These will be used as wedding favors, brooches or just sold as decorative flowers!

The message behind all of these flowers is one of peace, but also one of employing displaced persons where ever they are from and where ever they may be. 

HDIF is always trying to think of creative ways to provide some stability for all of the women we engage with, and their families. 

Thanks to UNCHR Armenia and Made51 for their constant support to HDIF in this project.

Olena, founder of Ukrainian Forum
Olena, founder of Ukrainian Forum
A Single Rose for Peace
A Single Rose for Peace

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Homeland Development Initiative Foundation

Location: Yerevan - Armenia
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Twitter: @HDIFarmenia
Project Leader:
Timothy Straight
Mr.
Kentron , YEREVAN Armenia
$46,879 raised of $59,000 goal
 
735 donations
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$10
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will provide a warm beanie and a jar of superfood blueberry jam to a person at risk at the border. The beanie will provide work to an artisan in the village of Goghovit, the jam will be made in Berd
$20
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will provide will provide a warm sweater to a person at risk at the border. The sweater will be made by former refugees from Syria in Yerevan.
$30
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will provide a warm beanie and a sweater to a person at risk at the border. The sweater will be produced by a Syrian Armenian in Yerevan, and the beanie will be hand knit in Goghovit village.
$50
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will provide a sweater, a beanie and six jars of superfood blueberry jam to a person at risk at the border. The products come from Goghovit, Berd and Syrian Armenians
$100
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will provide five jars of superfood blueberry jam, three sweaters and three beanies to a family at risk by the border. The products come from Goghovit, Berd and Syrian Armenians.
$200
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will provide six sweaters, six beanies, and eight jars of superfood blueberry jam to families at risk by the border. The products come from Goghovit, Berd and Syrian Armenians.
$500
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will provide 17 beanies and 17 sweaters to persons at risk in villages up at the border. The beanies are produced in Goghovit and the sweaters by Syrian Armenians. We will thrown in some jam from Berd
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will provide 35 beanies and 35 sweaters to persons at risk in villages up at the border. The beanies are produced in Goghovit and the sweaters by Syrian Armenians. We will throw in some jam from Berd
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