Our volunteer team recently completed our monthly supply run to the Suoi Cat Charity Home. Ahead of the trip, we touched base directly with the home’s dedicated caretakers to map out their exact wishlist, ensuring every dollar spent addressed their most pressing day-to-day needs.
Thanks to the ongoing support of our donor community, we were able to deliver a robust haul of fresh food, kitchen staples, and essential household products:
- Pantry & Cooking Essentials: Bags of rice, packages of noodles, cooking oil, sugar, fish sauce, chili sauce, and seasonings
- Fresh Provisions & Proteins: Assorted fresh meats, fresh vegetables, canned pate, and sausages
- Daily Staples & Snacks: Milk and a variety of treats for the kids
- Sanitation & Hygiene: Toiletries and dishwashing liquid
After unloading and organizing the delivery, our team spent a warm afternoon lingering at the home while the children enjoyed playtime together in the common room.
Thank You for Making This Possible
This monthly delivery—and every smile it brought—was made possible through the generosity of Steven Burger and an anonymous donor. Thank you for continuing to stand alongside the children and staff at Suoi Cat!
ABOUT THE SUOI CAT CHARITY HOME
Suoi Cat is a poor community to the west of Nha Trang, composed of rural farming hamlets that live in poverty. The Suoi Cat Charity Home is a loving place that houses and cares for many of the community’s children whose families struggle to support and provide for them. The home is composed of adolescent and teenage girls who stay at the home year-round, sleep in dormitories, and have meals together in a communal dining hall. The nuns and caretakers who run the home come from the nearby Suoi Dau Catholic Church and provide a nurturing environment for all. They ensure the children attend local public schools and provide after school tutoring lessons. The same caretakers previously supported young boys in the community who stayed at the Suoi Dau Charity Home. Some of the same boys receive tutoring at Suoi Cat during the day, then return home to their families in the evening.
