Hand Me Up
Brand new clothes bring hope, self-esteem and dignity - so KWB collects NEW surplus children products (clothes, toys, school supplies) from retailers and manufacturers. These donated products are then distributed to children and families who live in poverty, are ill, or victims of accidents or natural disasters.
KWB partners with Kids In Distressed Situations (KIDS) to donate to different organizations, like the Ronald McDonald House in Seattle, Washington. KWB youth volunteers collect, sort and pack donations, as well as, identify recipients in their own communities and in many developing countries worldwide. read more ...
Japan Relief Over its 40 year history, MeySen has become one of Japan’s premier educational institutions specializing in Early Childhood Development and English as a Foreign Language. On Friday, March 11th, Sendai was hit with the largest earthquake in Japan’s history which triggered a tsunami that devestated the surrounding area. Read more ...
Miracle Baby
Now 3 years old, Thien Nhan was abandoned at birth in Viet Nam and mauled by wild animals. Dubbed ‘The Miracle Baby’, Thien Nhan was found more than three days after being abandoned in a forest. Doctors managed to save his life, but not his right leg or genitals. KWB, along with several non-government organizations, support his medical treatment. read more ...
 Power Of One
Throughout the year, volunteers from around the world give their time and skills caring for orphans and under-served children in Viet Nam. Many conduct donation drives for programs and projects of KWB. read more ...
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