December 9, 2010Vietnam Flood Relief

Donor Report

Thank You!

Thank you for your generous donation to the Vietnam Flood Relief last month. Your contributions have made a tremendous impact on the lives of hundreds of flood victims in Vietnam.

The flood that hit Vietnam’s central coast in early October took 112 lives and left 150,000 families displaced. The OneVietnam community responded quickly to provide much needed winter supplies for these displaced families. In only 10 days, donors like you from around the U.S. raised a total of $3,593 to support the flood victims in Vietnam. Donors’ contributions were used to provide warm blankets and mosquito nets to 270 families in Ha Tinh and Nghe An provinces of Vietnam from November 11 to 13.

Due to the emergency nature of this special initiative and high transaction fees, we could not qualify your donation for tax deduction in time. We apologize and will personally refund your donation upon request.

The Vietnam Flood Relief special initiative was truly a team effort by the our entire community. Thank you again for your generosity to the flood victims in Vietnam and support for OneVietnam Network. We have prepared a detailed recap in subsequent pages. Please enjoy and feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Your OneVietnam Team

$3,593Donations Collected

270Families Impacted

47Donors

2Vietnam Provinces

At a glance...

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The Flood

Vietnam’s northern central provinces were hit with a devasting storm in early October. 112 people were left dead, and 150,000 families were displaced.

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Relief to the most impacted areas was slow and difficult. Roads, highways, and railways into Ha Tinh and Quang Binh provinces were completely submerged under water. 4

Our OneVietnam community quickly responded online to support the flood victims in Vietnam. The response was amazing! In just 10 days, 47 generous donors from across the U.S. came together and raised over $3K to provide warm blankets and mosquito nets for the flood victims.

Flood Relief Week $3,593

Donations Received

47

Number of Donors

... in just 10 days

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The Relief

In the weeks following the storm in Vietnam’s central coast, many relief groups provided food and water to the flood victims. Many families whose homes were destroyed by the storm, however, needed blankets and mosquito nets to protect them from the approaching winter. Our team of volunteers in Vietnam worked quickly to purchase 270 blankets and mosquito nets and to schedule delivery to flood victims in Ha Tinh and Nghe An provinces.

Ha Tinh Province Nghe An Province

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270

Number of Families Impacted

1 Blanket

1 Mosquito Net

Gift to Each Family

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Day 1: Arriving at Ha Tinh province

By noon on Nov. 11, a team of volunteers has loaded a huge cargo truck with hundreds of blankets and mosquito nets. They spent most of the day traveling from Ha Noi to Ha Tinh province. When they arrived, the water has been mostly drained, but evidence of the storm was still fresh.

Hundreds of blankets ready for transport to Ha Tinh and Nghe An provinces.

The top of this palm tree was torn off by the storm.

Clean up efforts by the city.

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Day 2: Distributing gifts in Huong Khe, Ha Tinh

The next morning, volunteers distributed gifts to families in district Huong Khe of Ha Tinh province. Two distribution locations were set up at wards Gia Pho and Huong Do. From early morning to late afternoon, hundreds of families came out to accept their gifts.

Volunteers preparing blankets to present to flood victims.

A boy walks home to share the gift with his family in Gia Pho.

This family of 3 is among hundreds who came out to Huong Khe.

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A man walks his granddaughter home after receiving his flood relief gift in Gia Pho.

Families line up to wait for volunteers to arrive at Huong Do.

A girl receives a blanket and mosquito net for her familiy in Huong Do.

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Flood Relief Gift Recipients - Gia Pho and Huong Do, Huong Khe District

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Day 3: Distributing gifts in Nghe An province

On the last day of the flood relief effort, volunteers distributed gifts at Hoi Nguoi Mu (Association of the Blind) in district Nghi Loc and Vinh city. They also made a quick stop at Thanh Hoa province to hand out the last two dozen blankets and mosquito nets.

A recipient from the Hoi Nguoi Mu in Nghi Loc of Nghe An province.

A woman in Vinh city with her new blanket and mosquito net.

The new blankets were put to use right away at this orphanage.

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OneVietnam relied on a small group of volunteers in Vietnam led by our dear friend Thinh Duong. Thinh and Paul, our Director of Engineering, are long time friends through their work outside of OneVietnam. Thinh and 6 other volunteers generously donated weeks of time to plan and deliver relief to the people at Ha Tinh and Nghe An provinces. We are thankful for their time and dedication to helping the hundreds of flood victims in Vietnam. Thinh and his family recently moved to Southern California. Be sure to connect with him on OneVietnam if you’re in the area.

Our Volunteers in Vietnam

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Where the money went

Unit Price Per Unit ($VND)

Total ($VND)

Total ($USD)

Exchange Rate 21,000 1

Funds Available:

Donations Collected 75,453,000 3,593

Processing Fees (PayPal) -2,373,210 -113

Total Funds Available $73,079,790 $3,480

Flood Relief Expenses: GIFTS

Blanket Gifts 270 -110,000 -29,700,000 -1,414

Mosquito Net Gifts 270 -90,000 -24,300,000 -1,157

Packaging & Loading 1 -1,296,000 -1,296,000 -62

Shipping 1 -2,116,800 -2,116,800 -101

Total -$57,412,800 -$2,734

OPERATIONS

Cargo Truck 1 -6,000,000 -6,000,000 -286

Volunteer Transportation 1 -3,800,000 -3,800,000 -181

Total -$9,800,000 -$467

Total Flood Relief ExpensesTotal Flood Relief Expenses -$67,212,800 -$3,201

Remaining Funds * $5,866,990 $279 14

8%

13%

76%

3%

Fund Distribution

Processing Fees GiftsOperations Remaining Funds *

* 8% of the total funds available or $279 was set aside for incidental fees in case of a budget shortfall. This amount will be reserved for the next disaster relief special initiative in Vietnam.

Thank you for your generous donations to the

flood victims in Vietnam.

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