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Back Back Day 7-"One Day, One Gift" 08/12/2016
Day 7-"One Day, One Gift"

Marianna is 9 years old, she lives with her parents, sister and brother. Marianna has cerebral palsy, but it doesnt prevent her to attend school. She likes to draw and dreams to have painting tools.

On December 1 World Vision Armenia launched a Facebook campaign titled One Day, One Gift, to raise funds for Christmas gifts for 30 children living in the rural communities of Noyemberyan, Amasia and Tchambarak.

Each gift costs 10,000 AMD and includes a toy and traditional New Years sweets.

Every day a story about a childs life and dreams will be posted on World Visions Facebook page https:/www.facebook.com/worldvisionarmenia.official

Join our One day, one gift campaign, and give Marianna a New Year miracle!

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