HKBAV Charity Events

We believe that every child deserves access to education and the opportunity to explore their imagination. That's why we're proud to support the Library of Dreams and Nam Luc Ethnic Minority Day-Boarding Schools, two incredible projects that are making a real difference in the lives of Vietnamese children.

Imagine a world where every child has access to books and creative activities, regardless of their background or economic status. That's the vision behind The Library of Dreams, a social enterprise project founded by Ms. Nguyễn Phi Vân in 2014. Since then, the project has established 183 libraries in 25 provinces and cities, with a goal of building 1,000 libraries by 2030.

We're thrilled to announce another charity project from the Charity Fund of HKBAV: a new Computer Room at the Da Minh Center in Lam Dong Province! Da Minh School, supervised by the Sisters of St. Dominic Rosa-Lima, educates students aged 6 to 11 in a small-scale facility.

To support children and their families who are grappling with economic challenges in obtaining study materials for the upcoming school year at Kơ Pa Kơ Lơng Primary School, the Hong Kong Business Association Vietnam (HKBAV) stepped forward with a generous donation.

During our visit, we had the opportunity to interact with the children and their families, and it was heartwarming to see their faces light up with joy and excitement. We hope that our small gesture will make a lasting impact on their lives and inspire others to spread kindness and compassion in their communities.

2023 HKBAV - SIEU THANH Charity Golf Tournament, held at Harmonie Golf Park on November 10 this year with net proceeds of VND335,856,440 (~USD13.880) will be added to our Charity Account to fund the initiatives under the banner of “Enable Learning Impart Knowledge”.

The No.8 branch of La Van Cau Primary School is situated in a remote village known as The Village with 8 "nothing". The Mong ethnic minority people live in scattered groups in the forest and have encroached on the land to cultivate crops and form residential groups.

The project "INFORMATICS ROOM FOR CHILDREN" was created by "Raising Children" and the National Volunteer Center (VVC) after realizing that highland children face difficulties in accessing Information Technology due to the lack of facilities.

The Binh Tho Development Center was established in 1998 as a volunteer class for street children. In 2001, it officially joined the Street Children's Friends Program and changed its name. The center provides care and education for immigrant children, street children, and those with special circumstances. 

HKBAV is honored to support learning through using of computers and internet at the Ward 25 Binh Thanh Universal School by contributing to the setup of a Computer Room. Students who may not have access to technology at home can now have the resources they need to succeed in their studies.

Another project has been completed by HKBAV Charity Committee. A library books charity project valued at VND 15,527,216 would be a significant contribution to promoting literacy and education in the community. With this amount of funding, we are able to purchase a large number of new books to donate to Binh Thanh school. 

rom a school of 50 children, it has now grown to 250 children and many of them from the mountainous tribal areas. It was badly affected by flooding last year and now they have re-built and added one more floor in order to accommodate more students.