[Project 13] Raising VND 43.7 Million to Provide 266 Gift Sets for the Growing up ư· Project

The 2025-2026 academic year is drawing to a close, marking another year of the Growing up with mountainous children project accompanying children in remote mountainous communities. As in previous years, For Vietnamese Stature Foundation (VSF) will organize the Pac Miau 2026 visit to the project’s school sites.

To provide 266 gift sets for all students at the six preschools participating in the project in Cao Bang Province, VSF is launching a fundraising campaign with a target of VND 43.7 million.

Each gift set includes:

• Thai Son Kindergarten: one pair of rain boots, one fabric hat, two packs of TH true MILK, snacks and candies

• Thach Lam Kindergarten: one backpack, two packs of TH true MILK, snacks and candies

In addition to financial contributions made through the website, VSF also welcomes donations of toys, books, and storybooks suitable for preschool-aged children.

All donated items will be sorted and delivered by VSF and project sponsors to children at the participating school sites, where learning conditions remain challenging.

Donation deadline: Wednesday, April 8, 2026

For in-kind donations or further information, please contact:

• Address: Room 401, 4th Floor, Opera Business Center, 60 Ly Thai To Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi

• Contact person: Ms. Tu Thi Quynh Anh

• Phone: 090.269.9925 | 0243.823.8008 (during office hours)

With just a small donation or a toy, you can help bring joy to children as they celebrate the end of the school year.

The Growing up with mountainous students was launched in 2020 with the goal of providing sponsored semi-boarding meals and improving learning conditions for preschool and primary school children in disadvantaged communities, thereby contributing to better nutrition, physical development, cognitive development, and the overall stature of Vietnamese children.

The project's key activities include: communication and fundraising campaigns; sponsoring semi-boarding meals throughout the academic year; improving infrastructure at participating schools; and organizing annual visits to deliver year-end gifts to students.

The project is currently being implemented in Cao Bang and Dak Lak provinces.