2025 GALLERY
In January 2025, we visited Mai Tam Shelter in Saigon, Vietnam. This year was the first time we were able to join them for their annual lunar new year celebration. We asked the staff to buy fruits and snacks for the party. The kids really enjoyed grapes and tangerines. We also passed out li xi (lunar new year lucky money) to the children, the moms, and the staff working for the shelter to take care of these Vietnamese orphans and abandoned children living with HIV.
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Thank you everyone for your support and generous donations! Your contribution made it possible for Be Vui Project to bring smiles to these unfortunate children.
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We also visited Hien Luong Pagoda Shelter in Hue. We brought toys and snacks and made monetary donation to the organization.
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This year, Be Vui Project collaborated with some friends to help blind people in Tay Ninh, a city in southern Vietnam. We contributed money as new year gifts for poor people living with vision impairment.
Mai Tam Shelter, Saigon
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Hien Luong Pagoda Shelter, Hue
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Helping blind people in Tay Ninh
​With your generous donations and continuing support, Be Vui Project made donations to Luc Hoa Orphanage in Lam Dong and Linh Quang Pagoda Orphanage in Dong Nai. We also collaborated with friends to help blind people in Long Khanh, Dong Nai.
Luc Hoa Orphanage, Lam Dong
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Linh Quang Pagoda Orphanage
Helping blind people in Long Khanh, Dong Nai
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Shopping with Father John Toai and Vietnamese orphans and abandoned children living with HIV at Mai Tam Shelter, Saigon
​This summer, Be Vui Project went to Vietnam again in July and August. We visited Vietnamese women and children living with HIV at Mai Tam Shelter and took the orphans on a mini shopping trip with Father John Toai, the founder of Mai Tam Shelter. We gave each child about $8 (200,000 vnd) to buy whatever he/she wanted at the local supermarket. They really enjoyed this activity.
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We also visited and made donations to Vietnamese orphans and abandoned children living with disabilities and affected by agent orange at the Social Service Center of Can Tho City. Once again, we collaborated with friends to help 400 blind and poor people living in Tay Ninh.
Visiting Vietnamese orphans and abandoned children affected by Agent Orange at the Social Service Center of Can Tho City
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