The establishment of Lawrence S. Ting Foundation is to remember Mr. Lawrence S. Ting and his dedicated devotion to Vietnam and desire to improve the livelihoodof the people in Vietnam.

LSTF initiated the scholarship program in order to support disadvantaged students to continue their studies.

IT learning in Vietnam was still taught via textbooks without facilities equipped with computers for students to practice in. Due to this poor learning environment, students were not inspired to learn about technology and inspired us to contribute in this area.

In addition to the LSTF scholarship program, we have partnered with Cathay United Bank’s Elevated Tree Program in Vietnam to support more impoverished students in continuing their education.

Health facilities at the grassroots level are considered the cornerstone of the entire healthcare system. Its crucial function is to support local community members easily accessing to essential healthcare services.

In order to make positive changes for persons with mobility impairments our foundation has implemented this initiative and has donated more than 27,483 sets of wheelchair to them throughout Vietnam.

With the desire to support Commune Health Centers in remote areas and help them provide more adequate essential health services for community members, our foundation in collaboration with Tan Thuan Export Processing Zone Polyclinic has organized outreach services in the Mekong Delta region.

To address the availability of healthcare services, we have partnered with MedShare, a Non-Profit Organization from the United States, to donate medical supplies to healthcare facilities in need throughout Vietnam.

The establishment of such a unit at Nha Be District Hospital addresses a pressing need for a dialysis treatment unit and provides local patients with chronic kidney disorders to have a medical facility closer to them for treatment.

South Saigon English Camp was inaugurated with the hope of providing a chance for disadvantaged students in Ho Chi Minh City to improve their English. Through the partnership with Saigon South International School (SSIS), volunteer teachers design curriculums and training materials in six subjects and conduct an immersive English camp for students in need.

Since 2022, Lawrence S. Ting Foundation has started implementing the Our Better Angels project to create more opportunities for these children to access quality basic education.

The Paint Our Angels' Wings Contest is held under the framework of the Our Better Angels project. This is a book illustration contest for children with disabilities, first organized in 2022.

For the first time, in the 2022 Christmas, Lawrence S. Ting Foundation will be hosting a year-end event in a combination of Children Art Exhibition and Xmas Market to celebrate our work progress in supporting children with disabilities as well as to call for donation.

One Place One Story (OPOS) is a summer camp program organized annually by the Lawrence S. Ting Foundation (LSTF) in collaboration with local Vietnamese authorities.

Lawrence S. Ting Foundation officially organizes the 2023 "Paint Our Angels' Wings" contest.

One Place One Story (OPOS) is a summer camp program organized annually by the Lawrence S. Ting Foundation (LSTF) in collaboration with local Vietnamese authorities.

The children art exhibition “Beyond Barriers” took place from April 18 to 21, 2024. This event showcases impressive works by children with disabilities (CWDs) from special education schools across Vietnam.

The Lawrence S. Ting Foundation organized a free medical examination and medication distribution program for residents in Phuoc Tan and Phuoc Chinh communes in Bac Ai District, Ninh Thuan Province.