LOCAL HANDICRAFTS FOR WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

by Homeland Development Initiative Foundation
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Project Report | Jul 25, 2017
Volunteers make the world go 'round!

By Shaunt Tchakmak | Marketing Manager

Christine our volunteer from Boston!
Christine our volunteer from Boston!

Since its inception, HDIF has had many volunteers walk through its doors that have each left a solid impact and contributed to our growth. We currently have two amazing volunteers that we wanted to take the time to highlight! 

Our first volunteer, Christine, joins us from Boston, Massachusetts. Through Birthright Armenia, she has devoted her summer to volunteering in her ancestral homeland. Back home she is an undergraduate student at the University of Massachusetts Boston studying accounting. She will be graduating this upcoming year and has plans to pursue a master's degree in accounting. Christine is thrilled to be volunteering in her native land especially because her role at HDIF has a significant impact on the lives of people in the Armenia's rural communities. 

Next up, we have Alek, an incoming Junior at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign pursuing a BFA in Industrial Design. His career goal is to design sports apparel with a focus on athletic footwear. He has had a passion for footwear design from a very young age and hopes to one day develop innovative products to help athletes perform at their absolute best. Alek is currently volunteering at HDIF this summer through the AYF Internship in Armenia program designing bags and accessories. It has been a very rewarding journey for him this summer to be part of a unique group of people to help improve the lives of Armenians living in Armenia while also gaining design and professional experience in his homeland.

HDIF would sincerely like to thank Alek and Christine for all their hard work and contribution to HDIF's devotion to create jobs in Armenia! Without volunteers like them and donors like you, our mission would be much more difficult to reach. We hope that we continue to receive love and devotion from volunteers and donors around the world. 

Thank you from the HDIF family!

Alek from Chicago!
Alek from Chicago!
Volunteers in product development meeting
Volunteers in product development meeting
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Homeland Development Initiative Foundation

Location: Yerevan - Armenia
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Project Leader:
Timothy D. Straight
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Kentron , YEREVAN Armenia
$59,586 raised of $79,000 goal
 
932 donations
$19,414 to go
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$10
USD
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
USD
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
USD
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
USD
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
USD
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
USD
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
USD
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
$1,000
USD
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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