- Evelyne Nguyen Thi Luc : Treasurer

 - Quoc Truong Dinh : Board Member in Vietnam

During the Vietnam War, the American military sprayed over 18 million gallons of the defoliant named “Agent Orange” on Vietnam. The military claimed it was harmless and was only used to clear the leaves off of trees to spot North Vietnamese soldiers. The harmless aspect of Agent Orange would later be challenged, and proved wrong. The dioxin in Agent Orange can lead to many health and enviromental issues. Health issues range from liver cancer to severe birth defects and miscariages. People that were not yet born, or never came in to direct contact with Agent Orange, became victims of its effects through the land they lived in. Today, over 3o years later, the effects of Agent Orange are stronger then the day it was sprayed.

A high number of the affected children are abandonned because their families are very poor and cannot assume the expansive cares in hospital. In Ho Chi Minh City The Tu Du Peace Village is a treatment/care centre which welcomes about 60 disabled children ,most of them have been abandoned since birth.