Every day in highland and remote areas, hundreds and thousands of children require eating, studying, and growing up to be good people who benefit society.
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With just about 20,000 VND (1$) a day, a child can have three primary meals. We sincerely call on each benefactor to act as a child’s father, mother, brother, or god-sister on a daily basis. With your donation, along with the private contributions of the founding members, we are able to order fish, meat, vegetables,… and deliver them to the school weekly for the student. With just 20,000 VND (1$) per day, you can change a child’s life.
Besides food, we sincerely ask for all the old things, including old toys, old clothes, old books, etc. Until now, many preschool children do not have toys to play with, books to learn, or warm clothes to wear to school.
We are not rich people, celebrities in the showbiz or business world, not even Sharks who take care of big things. We are just ordinary grown-ups who strive to take small actions in favor of helping poor children.
We are not the just ones asking for donations. Not only self-pay our travel expenses, but we also devote a significant portion of our income and family time to visiting these schools and doing charity work.
We are going to implement this project in October 2022 (12/10 – 14/10) in Kon Plong district, Kon Tum. Be Better Foundation would like to ask for help from sponsors, and benefactors:
Total estimated cost: ~ 350 million VND (~ $15,000)
“This life is never enough to give, but enough when you start giving!”
Tony Tinh
(Founder of Be Better Foundation)
Please transfer as following syntax:
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1. By bank transfer
Donation in Vietnam (VND):
Donation from abroad (USD):
2. By E-wallet
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