Dear readers, This article is powered by Facebook’s advertising feature to reach a wider audience. We kindly ask you to take a few minutes to read through before commenting or continuing scrolling. After 10 years of individual philanthropic efforts, I decided to found the Be Better Foundation. During the COVID-19 pandemic, I had to sell […]
After completion of 6 charity trips to present gifts in Kon Plong District, Kon Tum Province in 2022, Be Better Foundation supported food for schools to the end of the school year and gave clothes, school shoes, and lots of other gifts to the students here.
Mang Den is a small town in Kon Plong district, Kon Tum province. With vast pine forests and cold weather all year round, Mang Den attracts tourists as a "second Da Lat" of Vietnam
The 2nd football tournament "My shoes on the field – Your shoes to school" was held on 06 November at Phan Chu Trinh football field, Binh Thanh District.
You may wonder why we have chosen to reach highlands and remote areas for charity. Can’t we see the difficulties faced by families and children around us?
As having called for donations to the “Please give children some leftovers” campaign in September, the Be Better Foundation made the 4th trip, for 3 days from October 12th to 14th 2022, to give gifts to some schools in Kon Plong District, Kon Tum Province.
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
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).
Saigon Giai Phong newspaper shares stories of people with disabilities’ efforts to rise up not only for their families’ sake but also for society’s sake.
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.
