Since 2016, the Green Life Charity Fund has funded scholarships, built highland schools and stood beside children in hospital whose families are struggling.
What began as an internal fund built on voluntary contributions from Capital House Group staff is now the Green Life Charity Fund, a charity licensed by the Ministry of Home Affairs to operate nationwide.
Learn about the Fund10 years
serving the community since the Từ Bi Tâm Fund was founded in 2016
6 schools
built with the Fund’s support in Quảng Nam, Hà Giang, Điện Biên, Yên Bái, Quảng Bình and Bắc Kạn
more than 100 scholarships
awarded to students from poor families in Bình Định since 2016
400 million VND
to help schools in Lào Cai and Yên Bái recover from Typhoon Yagi in 2024
Scholarships for students from poor families in Bình Định since 2016. Every year the Sống Xanh Charity Fair raises money to build a school for highland children — six schools so far, worth more than VND 1 billion in total.
Read about the Vàng Doọc school
Every year the Fund returns to the Vietnam National Children’s Hospital: helping with hospital fees and meals, Mid-Autumn gifts, wall murals and electric syringe pumps for its wards.
Read about the hospital visit
Relief after the 2020 floods in central Vietnam and Typhoon Yagi in 2024, a free vegetarian kitchen, and a shelter for orphaned children. Emergency relief donations are passed on in full, 100%, as soon as they are received.
Read about Typhoon Yagi reliefFrom the Từ Bi Tâm Fund in 2016 to a charity working across Vietnam.
2016
Capital House Group sets up an internal fund from voluntary contributions by its member companies and staff. In August 2016 it awards its first 40 scholarships in Phù Mỹ, Bình Định.
2019
Money raised by residents at the Eco Christmas fair, topped up by the Fund, builds Huổi Đá primary school in the border commune of Nậm Kè, Mường Nhé, Điện Biên.
2020
Nearly VND 300 million in medical equipment, school supplies and seed rice for three districts of Quảng Bình after historic floods.
2021
On 24 November 2021 the Ministry of Home Affairs grants the establishment licence and approves the charter under Decision No. 1207/QĐ-BNV. The Fund becomes a legal entity operating nationwide.
2023
Construction starts on the Phi Giàng 2 satellite school (Điện Biên), funded by the Sống Xanh Charity Fair; a scholarship programme covering all three years of high school begins in Tây Sơn, Bình Định.
2024
Ground is broken at the Vàng Doọc satellite school (Bắc Kạn), the sixth school the Fund has helped build; with the Genesis community, VND 400 million goes to schools in Lào Cai and Yên Bái after Typhoon Yagi.
2025
An electric syringe pump and gifts for young patients at the Neurology Centre, Vietnam National Children’s Hospital.
A VND 240 million "Beautiful Schools for Children" project at Bình Trung Kindergarten, Chợ Đồn district, together with more than 130 Tết gift packs for highland children and their families.
A non-profit charity fund licensed by Vietnam’s Ministry of Home Affairs under Decision No. 1207/QĐ-BNV of 24 November 2021, operating nationwide. It grew out of the Từ Bi Tâm Fund, set up by Capital House Group in 2016.
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Vietnamese citizens facing hardship; children with serious illnesses or who have lost their parents and need help to study and take part in community life; and families and communities hit by natural disasters, fire, accidents or epidemics (Article 18 of the Fund’s charter).
The Fund publishes lists of contributions and of beneficiaries, and its quarterly and annual financial reports. Management costs may not exceed 5% of annual income. Reports are published on the Transparency page.
