In June 2025, a team of 33 volunteers journeyed to Long Cheng Village - one of the most remote communities in Central Vietnam.

After hours of travel by road, the team continued on foot along steep, narrow mountain paths, carrying supplies through challenging terrain to reach the school and local families.

For many volunteers, this was their first time witnessing the realities of life in such a remote area. The experience was deeply moving - what they saw, heard, and felt left a lasting impression on every member of the team.

Over two days, 113 care packages were delivered, 800 warm meals were prepared and shared, and 24 students received scholarships - each one a small step toward a brighter future.

With a total budget of 180,000,000 VND, including 150,000,000 VND dedicated directly to essential supplies, the program ensured that the majority of resources reached those who needed them most.

This journey would not have been possible without the generous support of our donors and partners, whose contributions made every meal, every gift, and every moment of impact possible.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the individuals and organizations who made this program possible:​

• Dr.Huy Le, Susan, and Family

• Mrs. Xuan Nguyen and members of Lightning Company

• And all contributions from other generous donors

(and many other kind-hearted supporters who chose to give and make a difference)

Beyond immediate support, the program created meaningful moments.
Children learned essential hygiene practices, joined interactive activities, and experienced a space filled with joy, care, and connection.

At Long Cheng School, long-term impact took shape through essential supplies, a small library, kitchen equipment, and resources to support both learning and daily life.

The program reached hundreds of children and families—but its true impact goes beyond numbers.
It brought light to a place often difficult to reach, strengthened bonds within the community, and changed not only the lives of those who received support—but also those who came to give.

They are seen. They are supported. And they are not alone.

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