Vietnamese Community Volunteering (VCV) is a non-profit social enterprise organization located in Hanoi, Vietnam. Established in 2015, we are dedicated to building a community through English education, cultural exchange, and charitable activities
We are committed to enhancing English language education and fostering cultural exchanges for the benefit of all, irrespective of economic status or background, with a particular emphasis on Vietnamese young women and children. Our goal is to instill confidence, facilitate access to improved job opportunities, and pave the way for a brighter future.
“In a heartbeat, this place will feel like a home away from home”
The Heartbeat of VCV: A Story Behind Our Logo
Ever wondered about the story behind the VCV logo? It’s not just an image; it’s a window into the heart of our organization. Meet Sarah Easton Brink, the creative mind who brought this vision to VCV family in 2017.
Back then, Ms. Sarah, a dedicated volunteer from Canada, saw VCV as more than just a place to give back. It felt like a welcoming home, a vibrant community filled with laughter and shared experiences. This feeling became the inspiration for the logo.
Look closely at the emblem. Every element reflects the warmth, joy, and sense of belonging Sarah experienced at VCV. Each smile, each burst of color, represents the friendships that fills our halls. It’s a reminder of the connections we build, the fellowships that blossom, and the feeling of being part of a bigger family.
The VCV logo isn’t just an image; it’s a story waiting to be told. Could you be the next chapter in this vibrant story? Join us as a volunteer and help us create even more smiles, laughter, and unforgettable moments together.
Discover VCV's Dynamic Activities Through Captivating Visuals
Explore our vibrant activities through our updated collection of pictures and videos on our social media platforms. Witness the heartwarming moments, dynamic events, and the impactful contributions of our volunteers. Join us on our journey of community building and cultural exchange!
