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A heartwarming initiative is bringing smiles and warmth to those in need in Thuan An City, Vietnam. On Phan Chu Trinh Street, in Lai Thieu Ward, a unique kitchen has opened its doors, offering a haven of love and compassion. This “Kitchen of Love” welcomes the disadvantaged, the elderly, poor children, and those struggling to make ends meet, such as lottery ticket vendors, low-income employees, and motorbike taxi drivers. With a focus on community and charity, the kitchen provides free, nutritious meals to those who need them most. Xuyen, a 65-year-old motorbike taxi driver, and his wife, who sells lottery tickets, are regular visitors. They shared their gratitude for the kitchen, explaining how it has helped them save money and enjoy delicious, safe meals. The couple is just one of many who benefit from this generous initiative. Xuyen, a friendly motorbike taxi driver, is a familiar face at the Kitchen of Love in Binh Duong Province. His warm smile and kind heart make him a...

As a long-time expat living in Ho Chi Minh City, there is nothing more heartwarming and inspiring than witnessing the incredible acts of charity and compassion displayed by my fellow expatriates. Their dedication to improving the lives of those less fortunate in Vietnam fills me with immense pride and joy. One such remarkable act was the journey of two men, who embarked on an ambitious walk from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City to raise funds for underprivileged children. This extraordinary feat, spanning over 80 days and covering approximately 2,000 kilometers, has left an indelible mark on my heart during my time in this beautiful country. The story of Australian Jake Norris and Irish Sean Down is a testament to their unwavering determination and kindness. Their journey, which began as a dream three years ago, culminated in a charitable endeavor to raise funds for two notable NGOs: the Blue Dragon Foundation and the Thanh Loc Project. These organizations are dedicated to transforming the ...