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"For a Victorious Vietnam" is a painting and literary writing competition for child cancer patients, terminally ill patients, victims of Agent Orange, disabled children, children with autism, and orphans, which launched last August.
500 fundraising artworks were selected by a panel of experts from over 2,200 entries submitted by more than 1,000 children from 45 provinces and cities nationwide. Each child, through their drawing, told a special story about humanity and compassion, conveying a message of love, optimism, and resilience during these days when the whole country is struggling to fight the pandemic.
Entry by Đoàn Trung Nguyên
Entry by Hoang Thi Linh Nhi
The artworks are available for online purchase on the official website of the "For a Victorious Vietnam" competition at prices of 500,000 VND, 5 million VND, and 10 million VND. Interested readers can select paintings and make payments through the Vlight portal. All proceeds will be donated to the Hopeful Sun program and the Hope Fund to support child cancer patients and disadvantaged children nationwide.
According to the organizers, the paintings by child cancer patients and underprivileged children have helped to amplify children's voices, reminding society not to overlook or waste their talents, dreams, and intense desire to live. Through the fundraising sale of these paintings, the organizers hope to receive the support and sharing of the community to brighten the future for these disadvantaged children.
Gia Bảo and her innocent drawing. Gia Bảo is a "K warrior" who has recovered from leukemia.
In addition to online sales, the 250 best works (paintings, letters, poems) from the competition will be displayed in the exhibition "For a Victorious Vietnam" at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum from November 18-22. Visitors can view and purchase the paintings.here.
