Help Venezuelan Kids Dream Again

It's My Birthday!!! And this year, I want to do something different. Instead of just celebrating me, I want to celebrate hope—the kind of hope that can change lives. This year, I’m choosing to give back to the future of the children in Venezuela, my lovely home country that has been suffering for so long.

For those of you who know me, you know the struggles my home country has faced—political turmoil, economic collapse, and the deep, devastating impact it's had on our children. Many of them live with so little, barely enough to eat, and with little to no access to basic resources like shoes, school supplies, or even medical care. But there’s an organization I’ve been supporting that is working tirelessly to change that, one child at a time.

This organization provides these kids with so much more than just material support—they give them dignity, hope, and a fighting chance for a better future. From providing meals to ensuring they have the tools they need for their education, from giving them shoes so they can walk to school with pride to making sure they stay healthy, they are laying the foundation for these children to dream again.

These kids are the heart and soul of Venezuela’s future. Every day they live with unimaginable challenges, yet they still have the capacity to dream, to hope, to believe in a better tomorrow. For me, supporting them is a way of giving fuel to that hope—hope that these kids can rise above their circumstances, that they can break the cycle of poverty, and that they can see that their lives are worth so much more.

So, for my birthday this year, I’m asking for your support. Instead of gifts for me, please consider donating to this incredible cause. Every little bit can make a difference in a child’s life, whether it's helping to feed them, send them to school, or simply give them a moment of joy in a world that can often feel overwhelming.

Together, let’s give these kids the chance to dream. Let’s give them the chance to rise. Let’s give them hope.

PS: I can't publicly say the name of the organization because there is major political tension in the country at the moment, and they are afraid of harassment from the government part. But I will share photos and material of what will be done with the funds.