The “Tears of Hope” Anthem stands as a profound testament to the resilience of the human spirit, deeply rooted in the life and advocacy of Aimmee Kodachian. At just 12 years old, she endured the heart-wrenching loss of her older brother, Robert, during a bombing in the 1975 Lebanese Civil War—a tragic event that occurred in the sanctuary of their home and left her family shattered and homeless.
Aimmee is donating 100% of her net profits from her book “Tears of Hope: My Journey of Faith, Courage, and Survival” and its Anthem (above), “A 12-Year-Old Girl’s Message to Humanity,” to the innocent children and loving mothers affected by war. The ‘Tears of Hope Movement firmly believes that by elevating consciousness in the world, we can transform the horrors of war into the enduring embrace of love and peace.
The “Tears of Hope” Movement is more than just a name; it embodies Aimmee’s unwavering commitment to positive change. Her mission is to help God’s children recover from the agony of war, be the voice for those who have no voice, and offer hope and opportunities to those in desperate need.