March 2006
   
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Next month will mark the 20th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster. Anniversaries are always a time of reflection. Many of you have supported our work for years, and will welcome the increased awareness that will come with this milestone anniversary, and the recognition that the aftermath of the disaster continues to affect millions. Thank you so much for your support and for making sure that the children, families and communities affected by Chernobyl are not forgotten.

We hope that you'll recognize the 20th anniversary by continuing your support, and by spreading the word. Here is how you can help:

  • Click on the Donate Now button to the left of this screen to make a one time or automatic monthly donation to support our programs. To donate by mail send your check to: 217 E. 86 th Street, PMB #275, New York, New York 10028.


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    • This month's news:

    $3 million humanitarian aid convoy sets off for historic Chernobyl journey
    Americans prepare to commemorate Chernobyl 20th Anniversary 
    Katya's Story: A letter from one of our foster families
    White House recognizes Chernobyl suffering


       
    $3 million humanitarian aid convoy sets off for historic Chernobyl journey  

    Our all-volunteer, overland humanitarian aid convoy -- comprised of 42 artic trucks and ambulances -- will travel 3000 miles through 9 countries to deliver aid to the neediest communities in Belarus and western Russia. A special mobile thyroid monitoring unit will be donated to the International Red Cross. With your support, Chernobyl Children's Project International has delivered over $70 million in aid via overland convoy. Read more.
       

    CCPI Volunteer Jenie O'Dea
    with 7 year old Vlad
    		Americans prepare to commemorate Chernobyl 20th Anniversary   

    For many US citizens the Chernobyl disaster is a distant memory – but a coalition of American organizations is hoping to change that. Click here to see a schedule of events that include a congressional briefing, scholarly symposia, a commemorative photo exhibition and music CD, and a special UN session.
       

    		Katya's Story: A letter from one of our foster families  

    Last month, you read about our foster family program, which allows us to place children who live in orphanages into loving, nurturing families of their own. Click here to read the amazing story of the Gudkovskie family, and the personal story of Katya and how your support changed her life.
      White House recognizes Chernobyl suffering 

    The White House sent us a statement to remember the “victims of this horrible accident and recognize those who still suffer great hardship in it's aftermath.” Click here to see the letter from President Bush.