Under no circumstances, when we look back to what we had, compared to those who do not have what we have, we will feel more luckily and more happily than many people. Although we own no house, at least we do not live on the streets.
Many Vietnamese and foreign friends as well as partners suggested that “If you want to build an inheritable, large, and sustainable Foundation that is supportive for many people, you should remove individuality”.
Be Better Foundation knows the family situation of Tram - Truc when we run a charity project in Tan Son Commune, Pleiku, Gia Lai, through the stories of their teachers in Le Loi Secondary School.
Be Better Foundation would like to report on a charity trip to give scholarships to poor and studious children in Gia Lai and Kon Tum provinces on April 23–24, 2022
The children are 13-14 but look much smaller than their ages. With emaciated faces and bodies, worn-out clothes, “unique” footwear, shy words, and tearful eyes when talking about their families, they made the listeners hardly fail to be moved.
Happiness is only sustainable and long-lasting if we share it with others. Compassion and love can be doubled by spreading them.
At lunchtime, an acquaintance from Mr. Tran Van Tinh (Tony Tinh) family’s charity group came by and announced that a woman had been left near Can Tho overpass
This article is for students who are wondering how to search for jobs. The Community Responsibility Fund of IMM Group program is part of the IMM Foundation’s plan to help and share experiences with the younger generation.
During my trip to survey a few families of students in Binh Thuan who needed help to finish high school and go to university, I suddenly remembered the “small BIG” rule (the rule of how the little things make up great things).
Last week, I had a discussion with my parents about regular medical examinations and medication for more than 30 elderly, poor
Specifically, within just one day, the group conducted charity surveys of 50 families with poor students about their academic ability
Learning of the plight of Phan Thanh Binh, a poor student of Vo Van Kiet High School, Phu Yen Province, through an article in the Tuoi Tre newspaper, Mr. Tran Van Tinh (Tony Tinh) decided to help him.
