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We help orphanages, charity schools, and those in poverty in the area surrounding Nha Trang, Vietnam.
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Tet at the Hy Vong Home for Disabled Children
In January 2023 we had a lovely visit at the Hy Vong Home for Disabled Children in celebration of Tet, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. First, we spoke with the caretakers about bringing food and general supplies for the month, …
Lunar New Year at the Dai An Orphanage
In January 2023 we had a fun visit with the children at the Dai An Orphanage to celebrate Tet, the Lunar New Year. First, we coordinated with the caretakers about bringing a monthly supply of food and general provisions. We …
Tet at the Khanh Son Charity Home
In January 2023 we brought Tet gifts to all the children at the Khanh Son Charity Home. The Lunar New Year is the biggest holiday in Vietnam, and children from poor communities often don’t enjoy many of the traditions. We …
A Lunar New Year Party at the Ngoc Van Orphanage
In January 2023 we had a fun visit to the Ngoc Van Orphanage to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Tet is the biggest holiday in Vietnam, and we wanted the orphans to share in the traditions. Before our visit, we …
Ringing in the New Year at the Kim Son Charity School
In January 2023 we helped the Kim Son Charity School celebrate the Lunar New Year. Tet is the biggest holiday of the year in Vietnam and we wanted to do something special for everyone at Kim Son. We coordinated with …
New Year Visit to the Song Lo Orphanage
In January 2023 we celebrated the New Year with the children at the Song Lo Orphanage. We spoke to the nuns about general supplies they required for the month, then did lots of shopping at local markets to buy everything …
