How You Can Help
Donation
Donations from Australian citizens are tax-deductible. You will receive a receipt via email or mail. CHIA incurs no administration costs in Australia other than a 5% fee which covers generating and sending tax-deductible receipts and bank fees for the transfer of funds from Australia to Vietnam. Within Vietnam, the cost of administering donations and beneficiaries is kept to a maximum of 15% unless specifically agreed by the donor.
Donations from US citizens are now also tax-deductible, donations from US citizens need to be made to Global Development Group USA Inc as our development partner in USA, Routing Number 263179804, Checking Account Number 100003959951, Savings Account Number 39599501, address of that organisation is 1314 Longwood Oaks Blvd, Lakeland, Florida 33811, USA. Donors should stipulate that the donation is to go to "Project J156 - CHIA's Quang Nam Project Vietnam", also ask them to email us to clarify who the donation is from so we can issue the receipt and report on activities.
Choose one of the following payment methods:
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Australian Donors Send your cheque to: US Donors please use this donation form. Account Name: "CHIA Donations" Make a donation through PayPal: |
Sponsorship
Please consider setting up a regular direct funds transfer so your monthly or annual donation can be used to provide a medical, educational or nutritional sponsorship for a child.
AUD$10/USD$8 per month would pay for an educational sponsorship
AUD$20/USD$16 per month would pay for a 40kg bag of rice monthly for a poor family
AUD$70/USD$50 per month would pay for broad-nutrition milk formula for a seriously ill and malnourished child, a full-time nanny for an infant who has lost their mother, or provide treatments for 80 children per month by a Vietnamese physiotherapist.
You can also help by:
Fundraising
Volunteering
Becoming an Email Advisor
Carry Items for CHIA
 Bike-ride fundraiser organised by John & Kim in Melbourne |
 Photographer Graham capturing Truyen's best side on the picturesque water-front |
 A baby car seat can make a huge difference to a disabled child |