bàn tay nhân ai non foundation (compassionate
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BÀN TAY NHÂN ÁI FOUNDATION (COMPASSIONATE HANDS FOUNDATION)
• Ban Tay Nhan Ai (Compassionate Hands Foundation) Foundation reaches out to all the poor in crisis throughout Vietnam, and some Southeast Asian Countries (Cambodia, Laos) .
• Our programs give a new chance in life: the chance to have a home, a good education, and happy, stable living conditions.
• True to our humanitarian and non-profit spirit, BTNA commits to honoring our benefactors’ wishes by transferring 100% of every donation to the intended projects.
• BTNA is a California-based, non-profit, tax-exempt organization that has provided humanitarian services in Vietnam since 2006.
MISSION
FAST FACTS
• Population: 90, 630,000
• Capital: Hanoi
• Area: 331,115 square kilometers
• Language: Vietnamese, English, French, Chinese, Khmer, and other local languages
• Religion: Buddhist, Christian, Catholic, Hoa Hao, Cao Dai, Muslim, and indigenous beliefs.
• Literacy: 94%
ECONOMY
• Currency: VN Dong
• GDP per Capital: $2,072
• Main exports: Rice, coffee, seafood, agricultural products, crude oil, textile & garments, footwear, wooden products, electronics, rubber.
• Main import: machinery and equipment, petroleum products, fertilizer, steel products, raw cotton, grain, motocycles.
REAL LIFE PICTURES
STUDENTS
COMPASSION HOUSESTOP HUNGER
PROGRAMS
HELP DISABLED AND DISADVATAGED PEOPLE
• In Vietnam, for only $7, you can buy ten kilograms (22 lbs.) of rice — enough to feed one person for a whole month.There are elderly poor who are unable to afford even that.Therefore, Ban Tay Nhan Ai Non Profit Organization had the vision with a goal:
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● feed the hungry● relieve the suffering.
• $07.00 /1 month/ 01 person OR $84.00/ 1 year / 01 person$35.00 /1 month/ 05 people OR $420.00 /1 year/ 05 people$70.00 /1 month/ 10 people OR $840.00 / 1 year/10 people
STOP HUNGER PROGRAM
STATHOOD
• The main needs for most people with physical disabilities are housing and help with daily living. Thus, many of them will find the new emphasis on social aspects of community care particularly relevant It is the mission of Ban Tay Nhan Ai Non- Organization to provide quality and effective individualized services to developmentally disabled children and adults in Vietnam. The services are primarily geared toward helping families cope with the stress of caring for their disabled loved ones.
HELP DISABLE PEOPLE
Reach Out To Students in Poverty
Ban Tay Nhan Ai Non- Profit
Organization identifies motivated
students from primary school to
university levels, who are not in a
position to continue their
education because of financial
hardships.
Ban Tay Nhan Ai provides
assistance in two forms:
● Partial assistance, which
includes one or more items such
as school fees, text books, tuition
fees, uniforms, backpacks, school
supplies and stationery items.
● Full financial support that
usually includes the above
mentioned items, plus a monthly
stipend which may range from an
equivalent of $60/ Year .
Your donations will go a long way
to build a bright future for the next
generations in poor countries.
• Compassion houses are constructed of brick and cement with cement floors and metal roofs. For people who had been living in ‘houses’ made from mud or weeds or scraps of wood and plastic having a house that won’t melt under the monsoon rains or blow apart during high winds is beyond their imaginations.
• For the first time in their lives, they are safe—safe from wind and rain, safe from insects and snakes. For the first time in their lives they have hope.
COMPASSION HOUSES
COMPASSION HOUSESBefore After
• “Happiness cannot be traveled to, owned, earned, worn or consumed. Happiness is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace and gratitude.” ~Denis Waitleyut
HAPPINESS
• Bàn Tay Nhân Ái (Compassionate Hands Foundation) is honored to announce that we are awarded "The GreatNonprofits Top-Rated Awards". It is a people’s choice award where volunteers, donors, and people served cast their vote in the form of a review to express their appreciation, and even potentially win nonprofits a spot on the prestigious GreatNonprofits
