About Us

The Collective Philanthropy Project (CPP) is an initiative for Vietnamese students and community organizations to collaborate and partner with in working towards one charitable cause. The idea was to create momentum for a collective effort under one philanthropic campaign. CPP assists North American Vietnamese nonprofit/philanthropic organizations to better achieve their mission through collective and collaborative partnership with UNAVSA and its constituent groups. In efforts to raise money toward the Collective Philanthropy Project, the Vietnamese Student Association at the University of Texas at Arlington (UTAVSA) will be hosting a fundraising event where one of our officers and/or family leaders will be taking on...

Southern Intercollegiate Filipino Alliance (SIFA) is a non profit organization. As we are a growing organization, we are seeking sponsors to help host our events that we have throughout the year. Some of our events this year are leadership retreat, Adhika, Masskara Festival with Esports, and GoodPhil. We are about 5,000 members strong throughout Texas, and we are growing even during this time. Although most of our events are going virtually, we are still finding ways to keep the schools connected to each other even from afar, as well as keeping them engaged.  As SIFA, we strive to unite universities...

The University of Texas at San Antonio Vietnamese Student Association welcomes you to our first external event of the year, Virtual Distancing: A Silent Auction. This is an online and interactive fundraising event geared towards our Collective Philanthropy Project (CPP) for the year, Messengers of Love. We are currently searching for donors who would like to provide goods/services/monetary contributions to auction off during the event. Please fill out the form if you're interested in becoming a sponsor! Messengers of Love MISSION & GOALS: To provide improved quality of life to the poor, disadvantage orphaned children of Vietnam and other Southeast...

The Avon Breast Cancer Crusade raises funds and awareness for breast cancer research and to advance access to care, with a focus on the medically underserved. From its launch in 1992, Avon's Global Breast Cancer Crusade has expanded to more than 55 countries and by the end of 2009 had raised and awarded more than $640 million. Grants are made in five areas: breast cancer education and awareness, screening and diagnosis, access to treatment, support services and scientific research. The largest source of funds for the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade is the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer.The Avon Walks are...