Tu Luong Foundation (TLF) hopes to help 1,000 nonprofits a year to solicit funding from different foundations and corporations, and in turn, each nonprofit reaches out to 500 clients per year; then TLF would have assisted 500,000 clients per year indirectly. In order to achieve these goals we provide nonprofit organizations free access to our grants and funding library and in the near future free fundraising services.

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History

Tu Luong Foundation (TLF) was established in Vermont by Tan Lam in honor of his parents Tu and Luong respectively. Tu and Luong "means from the heart" and also a Vietnamese Physician Oath. Our first purpose was to provide medical mission to Vietnamese refugees in Southeast Asia.

TLF organized a network of students, doctors, and nurses into medical teams to travel to refugee camps and provided free medical services to Vietnamese refugees. TLF provided a way for pharmaceutical companies to furnish donations of money and supplies.


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When the last Vietnamese refugee camp closed, TLF reincorporated in Washington 1998 to provide education and information to other nonprofits. TLF dedicates to use the Internet to effectively connect and share information with other nonprofit organizations.

About Tan Lam

As former refugee, Tan has received countless assistance from American nonprofit organizations including food banks. Tan wants to use Tu Luong Foundation to repay his debt to America and in doing so, he is also showing his respect and honor to his parents.