Gifts for students of Truong Xuan commune, Quang Binh 2018.12.24
Dear Benefactors,
Most of the Tu Bi Foudation programs are carried out in remote areas throughout Vietnam. When going up a mountain pass, when going down a mountain, to ethnic minority villages; When traveling to remote communes in the Southern provinces and the only means of transport are 2-wheelers and canoes. Our concept: near the city, there are always many associations near and far to help, easy transportation and they can complete the programs in the day easily. We vows to go to remote areas to help the poor. In 2018, there were many natural disasters in the United States, so charity work in Vietnam was also limited in budget. The Association would like to focus on the education section, helping with programs that help students. November, received a letter of help from ethnic minorities in Truong Xuan commune in Quang Binh. Thinking about the children in the mountains without a winter coat this winter, we are very concern. Tu Bi Foundation volunteers in Hanoi customized 74 sweaters for children from 1 to 16 years old to distribute at their school in ethnic minorities in Trường Nam and Bản Hang Chuồn villages, Nà Lâm. When looking at the gift-giving pictures, we were so happy to see the happiness of the children and their parents when given the shirts were brought to each student. It’s sad to see so many kids walking barefoot!
If all goes well, Tu Bi plan to return to Van Kieu villages to give gifts. Hopefully, there is a budget for us to be able to give more gifts to students in surrounding villages and some poor families in Truong Xuan and Truong Son communes in Quang Binh on the occasion of the Lunar New Year in 2019. Life is very difficult without fields and land to grow crops.
Dear Ms. Duyen,
The regions that belong to the host group are mainly concerned with the poor ethnic minorities. In the upland areas, the pupils and students still have many difficulties, if they can help the children with warm clothes and filters water, and other essential needs.
Sincerely thank you,
Em Tai