From small gifts sent to the highlands during festive seasons, TBES's journey of love has blossomed into a heartfelt and human story.
In April 2024, we had the opportunity to visit children at Ling La Parish, Đắk Pxi, Kon Tum – where ethnic minority children are being raised and cared for by the Sisters.
Despite limited resources, the Sisters at Ling La are dedicated to nurturing the children not only with knowledge but also with compassion.

They teach not just literacy, but also values, etiquette, and life skills, helping the children grow in a loving and responsible environment. Their living and learning spaces are kept clean and organized, creating a wholesome and warm atmosphere.

These children live in challenging conditions. Many have lost their parents and have never known what it means to have enough. Yet, in this place of hardship, we received the most precious gifts – their bright eyes, innocent smiles, and a peaceful presence that can soften even the busiest hearts.

This visit was not just a one-time trip, but the beginning of a long-term commitment. Starting in April 2024, TBES pledged to support the children with monthly meal contributions, helping provide fuller and more nutritious meals. On special occasions like Mid-Autumn Festival or Lunar New Year, the children will also receive gifts that remind them they are loved by a broader community.

Recently, TBES was honored to receive a thank-you letter from the Congregation of the Lovers of the Holy Cross of Thủ Thiêm. The letter is not only a token of appreciation but a motivation for us to keep spreading this meaningful mission to our partners and friends.

"Your support has helped improve the children's nutrition and learning conditions and brought hope into their lives. With this encouragement, we believe these children will continue striving forward."
— Sr. M. Theresia Nguyễn Thị Kim Dung, Head of the Social Charity Department

At TBES, we believe that every small act of kindness can plant the seeds for a brighter future — for these children, the green sprouts of tomorrow.