The Handicapped Children of Ba Vi

Recently a Handicapped Center located in Ba Vi Vietnam was featured in Newsweek. The center is home to children who are said to be 3rd generation victims of Agent Orange. HSCV was first introduced to this center the Summer of 2005. Since then HSCV has made donations to the center such as clothing items and medications.
Newsweek has asked HSCV to assist with any donations made to the center. Checks can be mailed to: HSCV; 2965 Spring Lake Road; Prior Lake, MN 55372 - USA. Please indicate your donation is for the Ba Vi Handicapped Center.
Credit card donations can be made using Paypal on the HSCV website at http://www.hscv.org/.
Photos courtesy Justin Mott.
The story is now available online at Newsweek.com, please follow this link http://www.newsweek.com/id/72882 to view.

The Gift of Making a Difference

This Holiday season give your loved one the Gift of Making a Difference in the life of a child. HSCV sponsorships make wonderful gifts. By donating one sponsorship you not only give a gift to your loved one but you will give the gift of friendship and hope to a child in Vietnam. When you choose to give a gift of sponsorship you will receive an email with sponsorship information to present as a gift. This will be followed up sponsorship packet posted to your loved one.

Sponsorship options include; Purchase a bicycle for a child for $50

Send a child to school for one year for $50

Provide a year’s supply of rice for a family for $100

Provide a child with Orthopedic Surgery for $250

Please visit our sponsorship page for more information on how you can give the gift of sponsorship today.

The HSCV Team

HIWC Bazaar

This was HSCV's 3rd year participating at the Hanoi International Women's Club (HIWC) Bazaar. Once again we took on the challenge of painting hundreds of faces for donations. Our painting skills were tested as we painted snowmen, cats, pumpkins, butterflies, and spiders.

HSCV hats, t-shirts and key chains were hot items for sale at our booth.


We were also happy have many visitors to our booth. HSCV staff and volunteers answered questions about HSCV programs on projects. We are hopeful that this event will build the public awareness in the local community.


Thanks for stopping by and we hope to see you again next year.