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Sponsorship pledges are easy to pay online. For your convenience, you can now set up automatic monthly payments! |
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A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE WITHIN THE STATE, 1-800-HELP-FLA (435-7352) or visit www.FloridaConsumerHelp.com . REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE." Re: Love Of Vietnam Expressed #CH13533 |
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We also have Homes for University Students that need sponsors. |
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Click here to see us on YouTube! |
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Click here to see children who have already been blessed to find sponsors. |
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Copyright © 2015 by Love Of Vietnam Expressed, Inc. ... all rights reserved |
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Complete pages in this website may be printed or copied and freely redistributed if copied in their entirety and used to promote the ministry of L.O.V.E., Inc. |
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Transform a life . . . for less than a dollar a day. |
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As a sponsor you . . .
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Show a child you care about them, not just by giving money, but by writing each month.
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Provide a child the education he/she needs to change their future and lives forever.
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Learn a lot about yourself and your child through letters, visits, or just the joy of giving a child hope and the opportunity to realize their dreams.
We have three options available:
1. Provide a scholarship for a child for only $15/month.
2. Sponsor a child or university student for $30/month.
3. Sponsor a whole family for $50/month.
...other ways you can help.
This page is updated periodically as children are sponsored, and new children are added to our program. Bookmark & check back regularly.
(Scholarships will also be accepted.)
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Huynh Thi Ngoc Tuyet is sponsored |
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| Thank you! | Huynh Tan Thanh Dat |
Truong
Nguyen Bao Han |
Nguyen Thi Thuy Trinh | ||
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Huynh Ba
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Ngo Van Duc | Nguyen Thien An | Nguyen Van Trung | ||
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H’ Djel Mlo |
Ksor Giang |
H Cuc | H Mal Nie | ||
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| Tran Duong Thuy Tram | Dang Phuoc Thanh Thao | Dang Cong Cuong | Dinh Hoa Khuyen | ||
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Dinh Thi Huyen Trang is sponsored | ||
| Ong Nhat Trung | Tran Vu Cong Tai | Bui Bang Tam | Thank you! | ||
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* Sponsorship pending |
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L.O.V.E.'s commitment to our sponsors and the children/families:
1. We will send progress reports twice a year and when special needs occur such as severe illness.
2. We will translate all correspondence between you and the child.
3. We will deliver letters, packages, etc. (many cannot receive mail at their homes).
We encourage sponsors to:
1. Be faithful in your financial commitment.
2. Build a relationship with the child/family:
a. For those who provide a scholarship we will have letters or emails to the child translated twice a year. Generously share your Christian faith!
b. For those who sponsor a a child, children, or a family we will have letters or emails to the child translated once a month. Generously share your Christian faith!
3. Send gifts for birthdays, Christmas, and Tet, when you can.
(or send us money and tell us what to buy...that is usually more cost effective.)
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$30 can provide eye exam & glasses for a child. $70 will buy a bicycle. $200 can dig a well, or roof a small house. $50-$70 to rent a small room. $100-$150 to rent a 2-3 room house $60 will buy a gas stove...most cook over wood or charcoal, filling the house with smoke.
$4,000
will build a 360 sq. ft. house for a family of 3. - cost is about 50% higher in remote areas. $80-$120/month will sponsor a home for University Students. - $80 no longer pays the rent, so the students will have to pay part of the cost. |
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When a child or family comes to us for help, we will visit that family and determine if they are truly needy. They fill out an application and the child profiles you see in our sponsorship section.
Sometimes the family is not as needy, but needs a little help to keep the child in school. There may have been an accident or serious illness and they need temporary help. To these we may give a scholarship to help through this difficult period, but we will not list them as needing a sponsor.
Other assistance for unsponsored children includes bikes, school uniforms, text-books, school supplies, and camps and other activities for poor children at Christmas, Tet, or summer vacation, as well as other needs as necessary.
NEW! Interim Scholarship Option
You may choose a
child to provide a scholarship until they are sponsored full-time.
If you choose this option, we will leave
their profiles on the Sponsorship page.
When a full-time sponsor chooses your child, we will notify you to end
your scholarship provision for that child, or you may choose another
child.
| Program | Child Scholarship | Child Sponsorship | Family Sponsorship |
| Monthly stipends | 200,000 vnd | 400,000 vnd | 700,000 vnd |
| Reserve Fund | 103,750 vnd | 140,000 vnd | 200,000 vnd |
| Administration | 33,750 vnd | 135,000 vnd | 225,000 vnd |
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Total in Viet Nam Dong |
337,500 vnd |
675,000 vnd |
1,125,000 vnd |
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Total in USD* (Exchange Rate: 22,500 vnd = $1) |
$15 | $30 | $50 |
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Program Descriptions
Monthly Stipends: This will pay for school fees and most other required fees. In addition, sponsored children will be able to take extra classes needed for improved scores.
Reserve Fund: This is a fund within LOVE that we can draw from to provide a school uniform and textbooks for each child, and to help our children with medical, dental, emergencies, nutrition and other needs.
Administration: This covers the cost of salaries, office supplies, etc. LOVE charges a 20% administrative fee on all sponsorships and 10% for scholarships, student houses and extra donations to a child. This money is needed to pay staff salaries, office costs and supplies and to help support other programs such as medical, dental and scholarships for children not yet sponsored.
For money sent for gifts (birthdays, Christmas, etc.): We survey the child’s needs (and wants) to buy the best gifts. We often take the child shopping to see they get value per dollar. In most cases, we advise against giving more than a few dollars directly to the child in cash because they spend it unwisely, or a parent may take the money for cigarettes or beer, etc..
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