Donate to Children of Vietnam

Welcome to Children of Vietnam, a children’s charity!

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Founded in 1998, Children of Vietnam is dedicated to providing aid to disadvantaged children in Vietnam. We work to improve the lives of children in need of food, medicine, housing, and education . . . a chance for a brighter future.

We welcome your interest and invite you to read further about our work, the children we serve, and ways you can help.

 

 

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Donate $25 to COV, feed a family, and get a FREE T-Shirt!!

Great News! 2 entrepreneurs, Jordan Sadler and Hao Ly, owners of Wiki Wiseman Designs, an on-line custom design t-shirt business, are sponsoring a fundraising campaign to bring nutritious food to children and their families during the TET holiday.

Donate $25 to COV through Wiki Wiseman's site and receive a FREE T-shirt designed especially for COV!

Donate and warm your heart for Valentine's Day knowing that you helped a child and his or her family eat well and have a few sweet treats too on this very special holiday in Vietnam.

Thanks to all! Happy Valentines Day & Happy Lunar New Year! Chuc Mung Nam Moi!

Click here to order your T-shirt now!

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Come Support COV at A Southern Season in Chapel Hill, NC on February 13th!!

WHAT: TET Vietnamese Lunar New Year Celebration & Fundraiser
Where: A Southern Season, University Mall, 201 S. Estes Drive, Chapel Hill, NC.
When: Saturday, February 13, 2010, between 11:00am and 4:00pm
Vietnamese cultural artifacts
Vietnamese cooking demonstration & tasting
Vietnamese box lunches for purchase made by the UNC Vietnamese Student Association
A Southern Season will match all donations received in the store during this festive day and the month of February.
Proceeds will provide nutritious food for families for a week with sweet cakes for the children so all can have a festive TET.
What: TET Vietnamese Lunar New Year Celebration & Fundraiser
Where: A Southern Season, University Mall, 201 S. Estes Drive, Chapel Hill, NC.
When: Saturday, February 13, 2010, between 11:00am and 4:00pm

  • Vietnamese cultural artifacts;
  • Vietnamese cooking demonstration & tasting
  • Vietnamese box lunches for purchase made by the UNC Vietnamese Student Association

A Southern Season will match ALL donations received in the store during this festive day and the month of February.

Proceeds will provide nutritious food for families with sweet cakes for the children so all can have a festive TET.

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  • Empowering Foundations For Women & Their Children Initiated in 2009 With Dining For Women Support

Empowering Foundations for Women and Their Children (EFWC) began as an initiative in 2009 with generous support provided by Dining for Women and its members. EFWC assists head-of-household women and their children to become self-reliant by providing individualizes assistance specific to each family’s strengths. This imitative of “women helping women” has been a tremendous success, and in 2010, our goal is to deepen the impact of this program with added services and reaching more women and their children. Thank you to all Dining For Women Members! To make a positive change for women and children, click here.

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Children With Disabilities

COV’s Hope System of Care eases the suffering and expands the horizons of children with disabilities, including those who may have been affected by Agent Orange/dioxin.

Find out more about this program and how you can help!

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Contact Us

817 West End Boulevard
Winston Salem, NC 27101
Phone: 336.727.1110
Fax: 336.725.7111
info@childrenofvietnam.org