Charities

A Sick Widow and Her Three Young Children: ""Their Father Is Gone, Please Show Us Compassion!""

Her husband passed away from a brain tumor. Seven years later, Mrs. Lan – an impoverished woman from Minh Coi, Ha Hoa, Phu Tho province – tragically found herself battling a malignant blood disease. Their dilapidated wooden house is the only shelter for five people. When the rainy and stormy season arrives, all they can do is huddle together, praying their roof doesn't collapse.

Her three young children cling to their mother in fear every day, worried that if they let go, she might leave them forever. As for the mother, despite her waning strength, she still fights to live every day, unable to bear the thought of leaving her well-behaved, bright children who are doing well in school.

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Raised : 2000$

Need to raise : 5000$

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A Mother's Illness, A Father's Accident, And Children in Need: A Nghe An Family Teetering on the Brink of Despair

In a small, old, single-story house in a poor hamlet in Nghi Lam Commune, Nghi Loc District (Nghe An province), a family is desperately battling a cruel twist of fate. The mother, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Thom, lies bedridden, her body so thin it's less than skin and bones. One of her legs is swollen and necrotic, causing her such agonizing pain that many nights she simply wishes she could let go, to escape the torment.

But just as she was struggling, before she could even begin to recover, her husband, Mr. Nguyen Dinh Thong, tragically met with a serious accident while on his way to buy medicine for her. He now lies in a deep coma in the hospital, his life hanging precariously, like a candle in the wind.

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Raised : 2000$

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An Elderly Couple's Enduring Love and Struggle in a Crumbling Home

In the poor countryside of Phu Tho province, the sight of 89-year-old Mr. Thieu Manh Trong, with his trembling hands, caring for his bedridden wife, 85-year-old Mrs. Vi Thi Lich, is truly heart-wrenching. The couple's home, built way back in 1980, is now severely dilapidated. Its walls are stained and crumbling, and the tiled roof is so damaged it looks like it could collapse at any moment. Whenever it rains or storms, the frail elderly couple has to help each other seek shelter at their neighbors' homes to escape the leaking roof and potential danger.

""My wife is bedridden, I have difficulty walking, and Trinh (Mr. Trong's son) is slow-witted and doesn't know how to do much, so the house is in this messy state,"" Mr. Trong shared sadness about his family's situation. Three years ago, while trying to ""evacuate"" their leaky house during a heavy downpour, his wife unfortunately fell. She has been bedridden ever since, completely dependent on her husband for all her personal needs.

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When Misfortune Strikes Twice: A Family's Hope for Compassion and a Brighter Tomorrow

In the impoverished countryside of Phu Yen province, the Tran Thi Mai family is enduring an unimaginable depth of sorrow, as a poor mother's heart aches with two of her sons facing devastating hardships. This already struggling family is now grappling with overwhelming challenges that test their very limits.

Her youngest son, Phan Van Trieu, suffered a tragic accident at work. A fall left him with a severe spinal injury, resulting in the complete paralysis of his legs.

As if this heartbreak wasn't enough, Mrs. Mai's family also bears the heavy burden of caring for her husband, Mr. Phan Thao. Once the family's pillar of strength and main provider, he is now classified as severely disabled following a debilitating stroke. His frail health prevents him from working, leaving all financial responsibilities to rest on Mrs. Mai's already worn shoulders.

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Raised : 2000$

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A Tragic Accident, A Community's Hope: Helping Little Ly A Vu Heal

In the recovery room of the National Burns Hospital, little Ly A Vu, just three years old and from the Hmong ethnic community, lies still. His small body is wrapped entirely in white bandages, making him look like a tiny plaster statue. The brave little boy is enduring unimaginable pain after a terrible accident where he fell into a pot of hot pig feed, leaving 48% of his body with severe burns.

His father, 34-year-old Ly A Lu, sits heartbroken by his son's bedside, his face etched with sorrow and regret. On March 28th, while he and his wife were working in their schools, little Vu was at home with his grandmother. Tragically, he stumbled and fell into the scalding pot. When his father rushed home, he found his son's skin grievously injured, the little boy having cried until he lost consciousness from the pain.

Mr. Lu’s family is among the poorest in Ang To Commune, Muong Ang District, Dien Bien Province. Both parents are unable to read or write and do not speak the national language fluently. They scrape by, farming corn and cassava on a small patch of land to feed their five young children. After the accident, they managed to borrow 2 million VND from their neighbors and fellow villagers. They hired a motorbike taxi to take Vu to the district health center, and from there, he was transferred to Dien Bien Provincial General Hospital. The kind doctors there pooled together 1 million VND and arranged for a charity ambulance to bring the little boy to the National Burns Hospital in Hanoi.

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Raised : 2000$

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Dieu Giac Shelter – Where Fragile Lives Rediscover the Warmth of Love

Amid the relentless pace of Saigon, there exists a quiet, steadfast haven that shelters vulnerable souls left abandoned and homeless—Dieu Giac Love Shelter, a shared home for over 100 orphaned and destitute children.

Here, some infants, just days old, are leaving at the temple gates without a birth certificate or a single relative. Others have grown up within the shelter, from their first toddling steps to school, to the day they suicidally held a graduation diploma in their hands.

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Love Family Te - Phan – A Haven of Love in the Heart of Saigon

Amid the bustling streets of Saigon, there exists a humble yet profoundly loving place called “Phan Family,” affectionately known as “Pink Manger.” Here, those who have been forgotten by society—orphaned, elderly, sick, or disabled—find a true home filled with warmth and care.

At the heart of this extraordinary shelter is Brother Hoang Van Binh, a cyclo driver who, for over 16 years, has quietly dedicated his life to supporting those in need. It all began with a chance encounter with an elderly man shivering under an awning on a rainy night. From that moment, Brother Binh opened his arms not only to one person but to millions of others: abandoned children, lonely seniors, and individuals with cerebral palsy or disabilities.

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At Mai Am Thien Duyen in Cu Chi, there is a special boy named Thien “Lac.” Born with disabilities due to the effects of Agent Orange, Thien’s head constantly trembles, his frail body struggles, and he is unable to speak. The day he was abandoned by the roadside, an elderly motorbike taxi driver brought him to the shelter of “Ma Muoi”—the mother to all the less fortunate souls.

Despite being surrounded by illness, Thien brings joy with his sparkling eyes and innocent smile. Ma Muoi, with boundless love, has cared for him like her own child. Thien is a small but resilient flower, a living miracle within the shelter, reminding everyone that with love, every life, no matter how imperfect, can blossom.

Thien Duyen Shelter is more than a place of refuge; it is where children like Thien find love, care, and hope. Under Ma Muoi's roof, each child is nurtured not only physically but also emotionally, enveloped in the warmth of human kindness. With an open heart, Ma Muoi embraces every child without discrimination, even those societies have forgotten. In this home, love is never in short supply—simple meals warm the heart, and Ma Muoi’s words of encouragement help the children overcome pain and strive forward in life.

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Raised : 2000$

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Tucked away peacefully in Ba Ria - Vung Tau Province, Minh Dao Monastery is not only a place of spiritual practice but also a shared home for orphaned children, lonely elderly, and those facing life's hardships. Under the compassionate guidance of Venerable Thich Minh Dao, this sanctuary has become a haven of love for those overlooked by the world.

Every simple meal and every humble moment of daily life here is imbued with profound humanity. Regardless of background, origin, or religion, anyone who knocks on the door of Minh Dao Monastery is welcomed as family. Children are nurtured and given proper education, the elderly find a place to rest in their twilight years, and struggling souls from the wider community always find solace and support when they arrive.

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Raised : 2000$

Need to raise : 5000$

From Fund : 1000$