HFG — Hiding Face Girl — is the story of a young Vietnamese woman whose life is a testament to resilience, quiet courage, and unwavering belief in humanity.

She is someone who gives endlessly, works tirelessly for charities, and never seeks recognition. She never steps into the spotlight. She never shows her face in photographs. Hence the name — Hiding Face Girl.

Her life began in extreme hardship.

Her mother was very young and desperately poor when she discovered she was pregnant. She sought an abortion, but it was too late. With no other option, she chose to keep the baby. When labor began, she rushed to hospital — only to be turned away because she could not afford to pay. After giving birth, she fled the hospital with her newborn in her arms. As a result, there was no official birth record.

Later, when the child needed a birthdate to attend school, her mother could not remember the exact day. A date was chosen — not because it was certain, but because it was necessary for survival.

Life remained brutally difficult. When HFG was just two years old, her mother abandoned her, leaving her with a neighbor who, out of kindness and compassion, took on the responsibility of raising her.

By the age of five, HFG was selling lemons on the street to help survive.

At six, her parents returned to claim her — the first time she had ever met her father.

At just eight years old, her childhood was shattered by a brutal sexual assault. The psychological trauma haunted her for more than twenty years: sleepless nights, relentless nightmares, depression, and suicidal thoughts.

Yet even through unimaginable pain, she carried one unshakable belief deep within her soul — education would be her way out, her path to freedom, and her hope for a better future.

She worked multiple jobs. She resisted the pull of prostitution that traps so many vulnerable young girls. She fought her way through school and university, becoming an A-grade student. She completed high school, earned a university degree, and built a successful professional career — entirely through determination, discipline, and courage.

Despite everything she endured, she chose compassion over bitterness.

She chose service over self-pity.

She chose to give back.

This foundation exists to support HFG in continuing her extraordinary charity work, focused on helping those who, like her once was, have been forgotten.

Her primary areas of focus in Vietnam are:

1. Supporting orphanages — helping children stay in school by providing books, pencils, notebooks, educational materials, toys, games, and joyful activities.

2. Providing school lunches — often the only meal a child will receive that day, and a vital incentive for them to attend school.

3. Random acts of kindness — supporting elderly and homeless people. In Vietnam, there is no social security. Many elderly work until they physically cannot, and if they have no family, they are left to survive on the streets without food, shelter, or income. Support is given through food baskets, essential supplies, and small cash gifts.

4. Donations to other charities — supporting a range of causes aligned with compassion, dignity, and care.

While there are many worthy charities, these are her heart and her mission.

100% of all funds raised go directly to those in need.

No spotlight. No recognition. Just quiet, meaningful impact — from a woman who knows what it means to have nothing, and who chose to become everything for others.

This is your chance to be part of something quietly powerful.

Your donation is not just money — it is schoolbooks in a child’s hands, a warm meal for a hungry student, dignity for an elderly person who has been forgotten, and hope for someone who believes they matter.

HFG has already proven what one person can do with nothing but courage and compassion. Imagine what she can do with your help.

Every contribution, no matter the size, goes 100% directly to those in need. There are no salaries, no spotlight, and no wasted funds — only real help reaching real people.

If her story moved you, please don’t scroll past.

Give if you can. Share if you can’t.

Together, we can turn survival into opportunity, and kindness into lasting change.

Stand with Hiding Face Girl — and help her continue to change lives, one quiet act of compassion at a time.