Frequently Asked Questions

All of our people including leaders and specialists in roles such as operations management, fundraising, information technology, and other vital functions volunteer their time and skills without any form of compensation. They do so out of a commitment to supporting our organization’s mission and making a positive impact.

Yes, like many other charitable organizations and nonprofits, we welcome donors to request the allocation of their donations for specific purposes or programs. When you make a donation, you do have the option to specify how you want your funds to be used. Common options for earmarking donations include supporting a particular project, initiative, or area of need.

Your presence at a leprosy village would be warmly embraced by our on-site representatives and the residents. We would be grateful for all our supporters to witness the positive effects of your generosity on those affected. Kindly reach out to us via email or phone to explore this opportunity further.

Feel free to inquire about the on-site efforts we’ve undertaken for leprosy sufferers by reaching out to our on-site representatives. Keep in mind that, due to language differences, we suggest having a language translation device ready for smoother communication. Please get in touch with us via email or phone so we can delve into further details.

All the founders of our association were born in Vietnam. Initially, our charitable efforts focused on supporting individuals affected by leprosy in villages near our hometowns. Over time, as donations increased, we extended our assistance to various regions across Vietnam. We would gladly consider expanding our outreach to other countries with the inclusion of new members from different nations.

The majority of our founding members adhere to the Catholic faith. Our initial awareness of the dire situations faced by individuals affected by leprosy came through a Catholic nun or priest based in the United States, who provided us with contacts for those working in leprosy villages. These dedicated priests and nuns had been assisting lepers with funds raised from nearby towns and cities, despite facing significant financial constraints. Additionally, the Catholic Church’s stringent scrutiny of public fund expenditures minimizes the risk of mismanagement of donation funds.

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