VISION: BUILD 100 SCHOOLS BY 2025 GLOBALLY 
2018 Status:  44 COMPLETED * 3 UNDER CONSTRUCTION * = 47

​As former “Boat People” refugees from the Vietnam war, in everything we do, we believe in 2nd chance. We believe in giving differently. The way we give 2nd chance is by providing education to underserved children, creating jobs for forgotten parents, and empowering ownership to villagers. 
We just happen to build 100 schools.  Want to help us build a school and leave a legacy?


                      

---

About Us:

• We are a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation incorporated in the State of CA and approved by the IRS.
• Tax ID Number (TIN): 81-2295849, Combined Federal Campaign Approved (CFC#32901)
• Vision: Build 100 schools globally by the year 2025
• Mission Statement: Provide educational opportunities for poor children of the world by funding classroom constructions, school-related infrastructures, teaching and learning equipment, “need-based” scholarships and basic healthcare needs.

What we do:

• Funded the building of 31 schools,7 bridges in poverty stricken villages of Vietnam, 1 greenhouse, 2 library and 2 Leadership Scholarships awarded: San Diego State University and 8 college colleges in Vietnam.
• 3 schools and 1 school stage are under construction. 4 school sites are in discussion
• Future school sites: Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand, Philippine , and Myanmar.

Donations:

• Please mail donation checks to: Build a School Foundation. PO Box 720781. San Diego, CA 92172-0781 or send money via Chase Quickpay to: info@buildaschoolfoundation.org
• Online, please donate through Paypal Giving Fund

Help us by shopping at Amazon

---

CHARITABLE MISSIONS  (WHERE PASSION MEETS COMPASSION)

Volunteer to build a "House in a Day" with Encinitas Rotary Club

Operation Homefront with SAIC & San Diego Padres.  Serving 800 children of military families with backpacks & school supplies

Visit 22 rescued girls of OneBodyVillage.org

Sponsor wounded warriors learn to surf at Camp Pendleton, CA 
 

Mentor college students at San Diego State University
 

Visit Mai Am Tinh Thuong Tam Duc Orphanage in HCMC