Exciting News!

Written By Rich Enuol

Exciting News! This July, Across the Sea Foundation and its members are making a trip to Vietnam. Nearly seven years have passed since the last time we visited our homeland. After coming back from a serious health crisis in May, I am very fortunate to have this chance to reunite with the community Across the Sea, again. We’ve gathered items to bring along such as food, medicine and clothing. Which especially now due to Covid-19 is desperately needed. We are so grateful to our supporters who have helped to make these care packages a possibility. We also want to give a special thank you to our monthly subscribers, who have made the commitment to fund our mission throughout the year. However purchasing and gathering these supplies is only half the battle. The next step is to get these items to the people in the community who need them. If you are interested in supporting this rare and important trip to cover the cost of bringing these items to Vietnam we welcome your contributions at this time. Please remember that your donation is 100% tax deductible! Your support is much appreciated. Please consider making a donation and share this post with your friends and family today! For our conscientious and dedicated supporters we will be sharing the amazing story of how your donations are impacting the lives of this at risk community online every step of the way - so don’t hesitate - give today.

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How We Used Your Donations & Gifts So Far

We purchased and packaged 12 50 lb boxes of medicine and medical supplies, soaps, and personal hygiene products along with food, clothes, and feminine hygiene products.

Rich Enuol

Rich is the founder and executive director of Across The Sea Foundation, Inc., established in 2021 to support vulnerable communities through humanitarian aid, survivor advocacy, and cross-border collaboration. The foundation primarily serves indigenous Montagnard Dega communities in Vietnam’s Central Highlands. It provides direct aid to women, children, weavers, farmers and elders in order to help preserve their unique cultural heritage in the face of global economic pressures and climate change.

Since 2005, Rich and his siblings have led community-based fundraising initiatives guided by ethical partnership and long-term sustainability. A licensed massage therapist and trauma-informed practitioner, he integrates mind-body healing into his work. Rich also collaborates internationally on human trafficking awareness, trauma-informed care, and responsible advocacy.

https://www.acrosstheseabipoc.org/
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