Vietnamese alumni in Australia walk to raise fund for poor children
A group of Vietnamese alumni living in Sydney, Australia joined a 21.5km-long walk to raise fund for poor Vietnamese children with a total amount of over 300 million VND (13,000 USD).
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| Students go to school in Nghe An (Photo: VNA) |
Sydney – A group of Vietnamese alumni living in Sydney, Australia joined a 21.5km-long walk to raise fund for poor Vietnamese children with a total amount of over 300 million VND (13,000 USD).
The event was in response to an appeal for fund-raising walk by Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation, a charity organisation founded in 2003 for disadvantaged children across Vietnam.
As many as 28 members of 13 families, including five children aged 9-14, in a group named “New Sunlight for Children” joined the walk.
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