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Letter 234

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Vsevolod, 10 y.o.
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My name is Vsevolod, and I am a   5th-grade student. My biggest dream is for all children to be happy and live   in a peaceful and free Ukraine.
For myself, I dream of receiving   an electric construction set.
I would be very grateful for the   gift."
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My name is Kostya. My mom is   writing this letter for me because I am still little and cannot write yet.   The first thing I dream of is to live in a free and peaceful Ukraine, without   war and alarms.
For myself, I dream of a LEGO   construction set and a lot of different candies.
I would be very grateful for any   gift! Wishing you all the best!

Letter 235

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Konstiantyn, 4 y.o.
Letter
My name is Kostya. My mom is writing this letter for me because I am still little and cannot write yet. The first thing I dream of is to live in a free and peaceful Ukraine, without war and alarms.
For myself, I dream of a LEGO construction set and a lot of different candies.
I would be very grateful for any gift! Wishing you all the best!a

Letter 236

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Yevhen, 13 y.o.
My name is Yevhen, and I am 13 years old. I am a 7th-grade student. My family and I lived in a beautiful city, but with the onset of the war, we had to move to Zaporizhzhia because it is not possible to study and live in a destroyed city. I want this war to end so we can visit school, enter our classroom, and socialize with classmates. I hope for victory soon. For Santa, I have a wish. Just like the American benefactors give gifts to children for Santa, I dream of a sports suit (size L - height 170 cm) and winter sneakers (size 43, insole 28.0 cm) as well as LEGO Ninjago (Kai's Mechanic). I am a student of 7-B grade at KZ “NVC No. 2” named after V.A. Lazaryan, Orekhiv City Council.Wishing everyone peaceful skies.
With victory, respectfully,
Yevhen.

Letter 237

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Maksym, 9 y.o.
My name is Maksym. I study   in class 3-A. I used to live in Preobrazhenka, but our school was destroyed.   Now, I live with my family in Zaporizhzhia. I really want to go home. I want   the war to end quickly.
For Santa, I have a request. I   would like a gift: a remote-controlled car and a robot.
Sincerely,
Arabadzhiev M., student of 3-A   class.
K-3 “NVC No. 2” named after V.A.   Lazaryan,
Orekhiv City Council.

Letter 238

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Daniil, 8 y.o.
My name is Daniil, and I study in the 4th grade.
I dream of becoming a football player, and I need a ball. I have many friends, and we play together in the yard, but we are often interrupted by alarms, and we have to run home.
Santa, I ask you to end this war so that we can thrive and children are no longer afraid of loud noises.

Letter 240

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Kseniia, 12 y.o.
Hello, Santa!
My name is Ksenia. I am a 7th-grade student. I love to draw and even attended a special art school. I have two sisters: the younger one, Viktoriia, and the older one, Yevheniia. We are close and try to help each other.
I really dream that everything goes well for me and for them. I wish for my country to not suffer. Peace for the whole world!
For the holiday, I would like to receive the headphones that I drew. I would be very happy and grateful!

Letter 241

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Viktoriia, 6 y.o.
Solovyeva Viktoriia. A dollhouse is a child's dream. Also, a toy cat. 6 years old

Letter 242

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Danil, 7 y.o.
Dear Santa!
My name is Danil Kuvika, I am 7 years old, and I study in the 2nd grade. I play football. That's why I want a new football and futsal shoes, size 32.

Letter 243

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Alevtina, 12 y.o.
Dear Santa!
Everything changed on February 24. But we are holding on. Many tears have been shed. A lot of people have left for abroad.
My name is Alevtina, and I am 12 years old. I am a student at Polohivskyi Lyceum No. 2 (7-A). I left my home at the beginning of the war and would like a gift: a checkered New Year’s pajama. SIZE: 164. I would also like a pair of New Balance 530 sneakers, size 36.5.

Letter 244

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Oleksandra, 12 y.o.
Dear Santa,
I really want the war to end soon   and for Zaporizhzhia to be safe. I also feel sorry for the animals that have   died due to shelling or have lost their owners... I mourn the fallen soldiers   and innocent civilians.
When the war is over, I wish to go abroad to Germany so I   can go to school there and study well.

Letter 245

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Alina, 10 y.o.
1. See Patron
2. The war has ended
3. Find a new home
4. A new phone

Letter 246

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Volodymyr, 13 y.o.
I dream of the war ending.  Right now, my wish is for the war in our country to end. Every day, I see how the adults are sad and worried, while we, the children, cannot play safely outside or go to school.
I want a ball and sneakers to play football with my friends.  I also want a phone for my lessons.

Letter 247

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Ilona, 8 y.o.
My biggest dream is for the   war to end.
So that people can return to their   homes. When the war is over, we will be able to live peacefully on our own   land. Some will be able to see their loved ones and return from abroad.
Right now, this is a dream for   everyone.
I want cosmetics to feel beautiful   and go out with my friends.
I also want a phone for my   lessons.

Letter 248

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Viktoriia, 5 y.o.
Dear Santa,
My name is Vika, and I am 5 years old.
I dream of a soft toy of a 'big goose', a doll, and a capybara. I also dream that the war in my country will end soon and that there will be peace, so I can play safely with my friends.

Letter 249

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Olena, 7 y.o.
Scooter

Letter 250

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Artem, 11 y.o.
Smartwatch

Letter 2

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Nicholas, 12 y.o
Good day, dear St. Nicholas! Vika from the front-line village of Rozumivka, Zaporizhzhia district, Zaporizhzhia region is writing to you. I am 12 years old. There is no shelter in my school, so for the third year, I have been studying remotely. At home, I join lessons through the phone, but the screen is small, and I can't see well, and my eyes hurt. I really want to have a tablet for better studying and to avoid eye strain. Please hear my wish.

Letter 5

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Irina, 10 y.o
Good evening/day! This is Ivashchenko Irina! I live with my grandmother; I don't have parents. I am in the 5th grade! I study very well at school. I really want cosmetics, even though I am 10 years old. I really want it! Goodbye! From Irina.

Letter 9

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Taisia, 9 y.o
Roller skates (insole 23 cm). Roller skates (insole 23 cm). Roller skates (insole 23 cm)

Letter 11

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Viktoria, 8 y.o
Hello St. Nicholas, I dream of the war ending soon. I want to finish school well in the future. And then I want to enter university. A year and a half ago, we had a tragedy in our family – my mom and dad died. I like to draw. I wish to receive a drawing set from you. With respect, Viktoria.

Letter 14

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Elyzaveta, 6 y.o
Makeup for kids

Letter 32

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Khrystyna, 14 y.o
Dear Santa,
This is Khrystyna writing to you. This year has been very difficult for me, and I want to share my thoughts and dreams with you. Because of the war, I was injured, and it changed my life significantly. I was scared and in pain, but I am trying to be strong and not give up. My greatest wish now is peace.
I want the war to end so that children no longer have to be afraid and hide from danger. I want to return to a normal life, play with friends, study, and enjoy each day. I also ask you to support our soldiers who are protecting us and to help everyone who has lost their homes or loved ones.
In this difficult time, I would also like to ask for something for myself. I would love to receive a large plush goose for hugging and the book *"Black Coffee"* by Agatha Christie.
It would really help me feel some joy and support. Thank you for all the miracles you make happen.
With love and hope,
Khrystyna Kravchuk.

Letter 33

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Elyzaveta, 4 y.o
A talking doll, a doll stroller, and clothing.

Letter 35

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Viktoriia, 14 y.o
Hello, Santa,
My name is Viktoriia, but my friends call me Tosha. Let me tell you a little bit about myself…
I have a big, wonderful family: my mom, dad, younger brother, little sister, and me—the eldest. Due to the war, we had to move from the big city of Zaporizhzhia to the small town of Vilniansk. Here, I study in the 9-B grade, though unfortunately online. In this town, I have many friends, and my grandparents, whom I love very much, live nearby. I am a creative person; I love drawing and knitting.
This summer, in June, a tragedy happened to me… While walking with friends in the park, we came under enemy shelling. After that, I spent a long time in the hospital! I experienced a lot: fear, pain, anger, and hatred. But my mom, dad, the support of my family, friends, and even strangers were always there for me. I got through it and continue to live on because I am strong.
Unfortunately, life is very hard now, with many tears and bloodshed. Many families and people have left the country. There is so much suffering around us. I want to ask you to make everything the way it used to be.
Bring our soldiers weapons and clothing to keep them warm and fed. In short, I only want peace and tranquility. Health for my family, and for everyone to be safe and close to me.
As for myself, I have everything I need!
P.S. I do have one dream, though: wireless, over-ear headphones—Xiaomi Haylou S35 ANC in black. If possible, please make this wish come true.
Thank you,
Sincerely,
Student of the “Uspikh” Lyceum, Vilniansk City Council
Yankovska Viktoriia.

Letter 36

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Dmytro, 8 y.o
A battery-operated motorcycle with remote control.
If you want to purchase/send clothes, toys, or other gifts from somewhere other than Amazon, please contact Nataliia Yakushko:
 Tel: 201-450-5988
 Email: natalya.yakushko@gmail.com
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