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The Campaign’s Journey: Success Offline, Failure Online

Our online fundraising campaign was a complete failure. 100% of the funds raised came from offline donations—no one contributed online. While the campaign was a success in the sense that we raised enough money for the child to undergo surgery, it’s hard not to feel disheartened by the fact that the online efforts didn’t result in any contributions at all.



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Note: We do not collect any direct donations. Supporters transfer funds or give cash directly to the family of the child in need of assistance!






To read more about the campaign, please check the original blog post here:  

Urgent Appeal: Save A Child’s Life – Code: LVT125


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About Us We are a small, non-professional volunteer group that started operating in  January 2025 , committed to supporting underprivileged children in practical and meaningful ways. Although we don’t have an office, legal advisors, or accountants, we work together as a grassroots team to bring help to those who need it most. Key Contributors and Active Members Dr. Wu Wangsing and his mother, Liao Fang – Dr. Wu, a Chinese doctor, contributes medical expertise and verifies urgent cases for fundraising, while he and his mother create and share the content featured on our Buy Me a Coffee page. Rajesh Abhishek – A yoga and fitness instructor from India, Rajesh collaborates on creating content and supports the group’s activities with his time and dedication. Tran Dang Tuan – A Vietnamese English teacher who serves as our content editor and video editor, ensuring that every story we share is clear and effective. What We Do We focus on a few small but impactful areas: Education Suppor...
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Urgent Appeal: Save A Child’s Life – Code: LVT125

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