About Me

Last year I got news that my sister, Thanh, whoâ€™s been missing for twenty years, was most likely sold to Thailand. My evil grandfather sold her into slavery and she may still be alive. Finding Vu is the search of my long lost sister. But its more than that, itâ€™s a mission to heal a familyâ€™s emotional scars and bring closure to a life long trauma. My mother and I are hoping to raise enough money to fund our journey to fill this empty hole in our family........
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My Story

My trip back to Vietnam

According to the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women, around 80,000 women and children have been sold into Thailand's sex industry since 1990. Our story is meant to be a springboard to a continuing series finding the women and helping to repair families and lives destroyed by the international sex trade. I hope that with the success of our search we can bring the same closure to more families in America and around the world.

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OUR MISSION

Finding Vu is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization created to raise awareness of the plight of those displaced during the aftermath of the Vietnam War.

The goal of this organization is to help locate members of the Boat People torn apart from their families during that period and reunite them with their loved ones, and to combat the conditions and human rights violations that contribute to the continued displacement of Southeast Asian children and families even today.

OUR VISION

As a family that is also looking for a displaced loved one, our own search hopefully will inspire others to have the courage to find their family members that have been missing since the fall of Vietnam. We are dedicated to reuniting Boat Families and overcoming the fear from continued heartache.

Though our organization is in its early stages, with each search, we are building a database of information to better be able to reconnect families. In addition to monetary contributions, we ask for individuals and organizations to involve themselves in charitable causes by making available their business, social or educational resources. We hope that such involvement will be mutually beneficial to all those involved by providing an outlet for individuals to promote their respective interests while doing charitable work.

My Blog

How you can help

I feel so blessed. Many of you have offered to help, so I made a list. Here are some ways that you can help: 1. Monetary Donations: Any amount will help us in our search and hel...
Posted by Finding Vu on Sun, 16 Dec 2007 04:15:00 PST

Im going to Vietnam!

I cannot believe that it is time. I'm going back to ..:NAMESPACE PREFIX = ST1 />Vietnam! This is my first time back since escaping this communist country in 1983. My mother, oldest s...
Posted by Finding Vu on Fri, 12 Oct 2007 07:59:00 PST

My Heart Will Go On

Every night in my dreamsI see you, I feel you,That is how I know you go onFar across the distanceAnd spaces between usYou have come to show you go onNear, far, wherever you areI believe that the heart...
Posted by Finding Vu on Sun, 09 Dec 2007 12:18:00 PST

Far Away

This time, This place Misused, Mistakes Too long, Too late Who was I to make you wait Just one chance Just one breath Just in case there's just one left 'Cause you know, you know, you know That I love...
Posted by Finding Vu on Wed, 17 Oct 2007 12:07:00 PST

GoodSearch for Finding Vu

Please help FINDING VU earn money just from your searches. All you have to do is set GoodSearch as your default home page. For more information on FINDING VU please visit www.findingvu.com...
Posted by Finding Vu on Tue, 25 Sep 2007 01:18:00 PST

WANTED: Boat People Stories 1975-1991

Vietnamese BOAT PEOPLE If you or your family came to America by boat, I need your stories. My non-profit organization's mission is to help reunite families who have lost loved ones during the Boat Pe...
Posted by Finding Vu on Sat, 28 Jul 2007 09:26:00 PST

Phuongs Voyage

Phuong's Voyage by E.R. Sanchez A small, tired, packed, wooden boat creaks, people of all ages, legs cramped, forced to stand the Pacific. They see the sun rise and dip on a limitless pale blue canvas...
Posted by Finding Vu on Sat, 28 Jul 2007 09:02:00 PST