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HOW TO HELP
War Legacies Project is able to conduct our programs primarily due to the generous support of individual donors. However, we would not be able to operate without the on-going support of the Chino Cienega Foundation (CCF). CCF has been a generous donor since our beginning and its board members are trusted advisors. Their annual grant helps cover much, though not all, of War Legacies Project's operating expenses. As a result the majority of the funds donated by individuals go directly to program expenses.
You can send checks to:
War Legacies Project
144 Lower Bartonsville Rd.,
Chester, VT 05143.
Please note on the memo line if you have specific requests for the donation.
If you would like to make a donation of stocks, please email Susan Hammond at shammond@warlegacies.org for details.
War Legacies Project is recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are tax-deductible as allowable by the IRS. If you would like a copy of our tax-exempt letter, please contact Susan at shammond@warlegacies.org. Our Tax ID Number is 26-1947398.
General Support
We keep operating costs low by partnering with local Vietnamese and Lao organizations, but still have general operating costs that must be met. General support donations also enable us to use the funds where they are needed most.
The Fund in memory of US Vietnam Veteran Bob Feldman and his wife Nancy supports children with disabilities and their families. by providing medical care, income generation, housing repairs, scholarships and/or adaptive equipment.
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WLP assist people from five districts along the former Ho Chi Minh Trail in the Lao PDR to access medical care, adaptive equipment or rehabilitation services to address their congenital birth defects. WLP's survey in Nong, Villabouly and Sepone districts in Savannakhet Province and Taoey and Samoi district in Salavan province found more than 1000 people with congenital birth defects that may be associated with the use of Agent Orange in this region.
WLP supports individuals and families in Vietnam that have been impacted by Agent Orange by providing livelihood support, scholarships for education or vocational training, housing and sanitation, medical care, rehabilitative services or adaptive equipment. We focus on areas where Agent Orange was heavily sprayed and where the current U.S. funded programs for people with disabilities are not reaching.
There are many children in Laos, especially from areas that were sprayed with Agent Orange, that are suffering from cancer. Treatment at the Lao Children's Hospital in Vientiane requires frequent visits or long-term stays. This fund helps cover some of the costs for poor families with children undergoing treatment at Lao Children's Hospital for their travel, stay in Vientiane and/or medical expenses.
Agent Orange Record is War Legacies Project's comprehensive website that provides accurate and unbiased information in order to inform the public about the ongoing health and environmental impacts of Agent Orange.
We finance life-saving or life-changing surgery and medical care for children and young adults living with congenital heart defects, club foot, cleft palate, epilepsy and other birth defects in Vietnam and Laos.
WLP supports an early education class for 7 children with physical and/or cognitive disabilities in Nam Dong Ward, Hue, Vietnam. In Nong District, Savannakhet Province Lao PDR, WLP supports non-formal education classes in 8 village teaching literacy and math skills to over 200 students and Primary level non-formal education to over 100 students in 8 additional villages.
We help increase a families annual income by providing animal husbandry, home renovations, business consultation or vocational training and more.
We provide affordable prosthesis for those who come into contact with the millions of tons of Explosive Remnants of War and suffer the loss of limbs or more.
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