We are a non-profit private foundation that specializes in helping small non-profit overseas charitable organizations raise money to carry out important work to improve the lives of the poor, distressed, and underprivileged. We find organisations that are doing high-value charitable work, need help fundraising, and who also have low overhead expenses. Many overseas organizations are doing high-value charitable work but lack the infrastructure to raise funds in the United States. It is important to us to keep overhead costs to a minimum. We are run by volunteers who do not take any reimbursement for expenses incurred while supporting the foundation and our BOD members donate the money necessary to cover all administrative expenses except banking fees.
This campaign focuses on feeding children in central Vietnam. We help sponsor several different locations where children in high-needs areas are provided with daily meals.
Having adequate housing has a massive effect on the quality of people’s lives. A leaky roof or inadequate walls provide little shelter against the elements. It takes less than $2,000 USD (40 million VND) to provide a family with the gift of a house.
$1 per day can change a child’s life forever by ensuring they are able to go to school, aren’t distracted by hunger, and have all the tools necessary to succeed in life.
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We are going to a new village in Buon Ma Thuoc next month (Jan 2025) and the clinic has asked us if we can bring some pain relieving cream for Geriatric patients. The link to the hot cream they need is in a comment below. If you can help buy some, they would greatly appreciate it. If not, we set up a donation page so you can donate and we will take care of buying the cream for you. Thank you.
Update to those who are White Rice Foundation 's donors. Our mission this year is in Laos. Here are some pictures of the small villages where sisters are serving: high needs area and mental health people. P/S: Father Hieu is looking for Diabetic meds to give out to his patients who can't afford the medicine due to cost. Please let us know if you have any extra or any hookup to the pharmacy.
Getting these candies, toys and muscle rubs for White Rice Foundation's mission next week. Jake Schulz and Kim-Michael Schulz will experience their very first time in Laos and deliver these to the kiddos and elderly there. Thank you for all of your donations we have been received throughout the year. This mission is not to change any people's life, but just simply to let them know that there is someone somewhere in the other side of the world, there are people who still think about them, and deliver these little joys to them. Just simply encourage the sisters who have...
We have more candies donated to kids in need in Vietnam. Thank you all donors for giving them the treats! You can't imagine how happy they look when they get candies especially from the US.
Sisters said when they were celebrating Mid Autumn Festival, there was raining but the kids still came in wet to celebrate together
Thank you to all of the donors who helped us on the garage sale last month! Father Hieu sent us some more pictures of kids in Kon Tum eating lunch provided by volunteers in a local village.
Last minute decision on doing a fundraising garage sale for White Rice Foundation tomorrow Saturday 4/22 from 8am-12pm following Lake cove community garage sale. Neighbors, friends, come over and hangout with us. Whatever you can drop off, the poor kids in Vietnam would appreciate it. All profits will go to meals for kids in Kontum, Vietnam. Address: Du Lac Trce, Seabrook With Jake Schulz , Ecpc Saigon
Donations taken from this page will go into our general fund where we will determine where the greatest need is and send the money there. As with all donations to White Rice Foundation, we will not use any of your donation to cover advertising, travel, or non-administrative banking fees.
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