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YOUR ENTIRE DONATION GOES TO THE CHILDREN

Everyone at Lovingkindness works solely as a volunteer, and does not receive a salary or compensation. We spend nothing on marketing, advertising, or solicitations, and any administrative costs (such as running this website) are paid for by the Board of Directors. Through this commitment, we ensure that 100% of all donations go directly to our causes.

OUR MISSION

We help orphanages, charity schools, and those in poverty in the area surrounding Nha Trang, Vietnam.

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MAKING AN IMPACT IS EASY

  • We receive a donation and contact our causes to learn their immediate needs.

  • Our team in Vietnam organizes the project, and visits the orphanage or school.

  • After the visit, we post pictures and details of the completed project on our website.

THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

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RECENT ACTIVITIES

Baby Supplies for the Nhan Ai Orphanage

In April 2026, we were able to deliver a massive wave of love (and essential supplies!) to the sweet little ones at the Nhan Ai Orphanage.

Before making our trip, we reached out to the caretakers to see what they needed…

New Essentials for Hy Vong Charity Home

This April, the Hy Vong Home for Disabled Children felt a little brighter thanks to your incredible generosity.

After checking in with the dedicated caretakers to see how we could best support their daily mission, we identified a few “must-haves” to…

Vision Restored: Expanding Our Reach in Can Tho

In April 2026, our mission to provide life-changing cataract surgeries for the elderly in Vietnam’s Can Tho province officially entered its second month. While this southwestern region is known for its vibrant spirit, the high cost of essential eye care…

Joy and Essentials at Song Lo Orphanage: April Update

This April, our team returned to the Song Lo Orphanage for our monthly delivery of essential supplies. It was a day defined by community, generosity, and a very special frozen treat!

Market to Mission

Our morning began at the local markets, where…