When we asked for aid request letters from victims of the American use of dioxin during the late 1960's and early 70's, the Danang/Quang Nam Fund recieved almost 4,000 responses from families and individuals suffering and in need. Many were single mothers, some were whole families, all of them were struggling to cope with life after Agent Orange.

Learn more about these letters here.

In response to these letters and in collaboration with local Vietnamese Government agencies and American universities, not for profit organizations, individuals, and friends, the Danang/Quang Nam Fund has been able, since it's beginnings in 2001, to deliver over $100,000 in aid and services to over 13,000 people, including families with disabled children, the elderly, the poor, and the forgotten in the central city of Danang and it's sister province, Quang Nam.