Are you traveling to Vietnam? You may be able to assist us by working at some of our program sites, in HCM city, Hanoi and some other 37 provinces...We need your Resume & application with information about your planned itinerary in Vietnam at least 6 weeks in advance of departure. 

If you are interested, please contact us at

Project Vietnam
11100 Warner Avenue Suite 116
Fountain Valley, CA 92708
Tel:(714) 641-0850
Fax:(714) 434-6158

Project VietNam relies on donors like you to provide healthcare assistance to children at-risk and to poor rural communities in Viet Nam.

Your donation is tax-deductible. Our taxID # is 95-3731523

How Every Gift Counts

• $50.00  provides 100 Vitamin K injections to newborns.

• $70 supports an operation for an indigent child.

• $100 provides diagnostic tools for a commune health center.

• $150 buys nutrition supplements for 5 malnourished children for 10 months at school.

• $200 gives essential medicines to a commune health center for 1 month.

• $500.00 provides a CPAP unit, a basic equipment to provide respiratory assistance to babies in distress.

 Ways To Donate

Through the web: 
You will pay no fees to make this transaction. Your credit card information is secure and your privacy is protected.  Please click here to make a gift online. 

By Mail: 
Please make a check payable to 
   AAP Chapter 4 Project VietNam
   (tax ID#95-3731523)
   11100 Warner Avenue Suite 116, 
   Fountain Valley, CA 92708

Matching Gifts:

Many companies offer a matching gift program to their employees as an added benefit. With such a program, the company will match the employee's gift to charitable and educational organizations.

If your company has a matching gift program, you can take advantage of it by filling out the matching gift form, which you can get from the Human Resources office of your company.

Please send your gift and the completed matching gift form to:

AAP Chapter 4 Project VietNam
   (tax ID#95-3731523)
   11100 Warner Avenue Suite 116, 
   Fountain Valley, CA 92708

Search the CASE Matching Gift Company Database to see if your company is a matching gift company.

Employee Charitable Fund Drive: 

If your company has an employee charitable fund drive, please consider making a gift to Project VietNam there. Your company may add a matching gift to accompany yours. Many companies  add a charity to the "approved" list for employee giving if one or more employees ask to make a gift to that charity. Being on the approved list often means other employees will see our name and decide to support us, too.

United Way: If your company has a "United Way" campaign that allows you to direct your contribution to charities other than United Way, please take advantage of that opportunity to do so. 

Charitable Bequest:

A bequest is a gift specified in a will or trust. 

There are several types of bequests:

• A general bequest leaves a specified dollar amount.
• A specific bequest designates certain asset items.
• A residuary bequest allows you to assign a certain percentage of your estate's value.

There is no limit on the amount that can be deducted from your taxable estate.

Contact Us:

For additional information regarding opportunities to support Project VietNam, please contact 

Quynh Kieu, MD 
Coordinator Project VietNam 
Phone: (714)641-0850 
Fax (714)434-6158
email: qkieu@projectvietnam.net

We are also collecting

• Medical equipment, supplies and books (within the last 7 years)

• Toiletries and oral health care supplies.

• Soft toys and games.

• School supplies for children at poor rural communes & schools.

• Used prescription glasses.

Please send your donations to:

AAP Chapter 4 Project VietNam
11100 Warner Avenue Suite 116, 
Fountain Valley, CA 92708

We have special ongoing projects for which you can designate your donations

• John O’Connor fund to provide surgery for children with birth defects in poor rural areas

•  MTRDC fund to support development of special respiratory equipment for sick newborn 

• Vitamin K fund to provide Vitamin K to newborn after birth and prevent dangerous brain hemorrhages