Richmond Vietnamese Association (Richmond, VA) / Hội Người Việt Richmond VA

The 7th Annual Vietnamese Academic Awards Day is this coming Sunday (8/11) at 12:30 PM. The event will be held at Hibachi Sushi & Supreme Buffet (formerly Super King) at 8087 West Broad St. Richmond, VA 23294.

Congratulations to the below students who will be receiving wards for exemplary academic achievements. PLEASE NOTE that the STUDENT MUST BE PRESENT TO RECEIVE AWARD, and EACH STUDENT MAY BRING ONE GUEST. Richmond Vietnamese Association will cover the meal cost for each student and their one guest. If additional guests wish to attend to honor the students, they are welcome but will need to cover their own expenses. Please call 804-833-1371 if you have questions or need more info.

Our 2013 Vietnamese Academic Awards Day will be held on 8/11/2013, 12:30 PM at Hibachi Sushi & Supreme Buffet
(formerly Super King Buffet) at 8087 West Broad St, Richmond, VA 23294.

Deadline to turn in student report cards: 7/28/2013.

Entry criteria: Final Grade Straight A’s.
Must be present to receive award. Must provide parent’s name and
contact info (email and phone) on the report card.

Report cards submission locations:
(1) Drop off box at Vietnamese Church
(2) Drop off box at Chua Hue Quang
(3) Drop off box at Chua Vien Giac
(4) Drop off box at Anh Dinh’s office
(5) Drop off box at HVN Bulletin Board
(6) Mail to HNV at 3904 Springfield Rd Glen Allen, VA 23060
(7) Fax to (804) 270-0099
(8) Email to [email protected]

Please contact
[email protected]
or 804-833-1371 for any questions

Our annual Tết Magazine (Đặc San Hội Người Việt 2013) is now available for online viewing/download. The theme of this year’s issue is Love & Hope (Tình Thương và Hy Vọng). Thanks to all the volunteers who worked hard to publish this magazine in time for the Lunar New Year.

Please click the image below or this link to view the PDF.

RVA presents Richmond’s 6th Annual Vietnamese Academic Awards Day, when we recognize, and award the best 1st to 12th grade students of Vietnamese heritage in the Richmond metro area (Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield). This year, thanks to our generous donors, we will be granting two $500 scholarships, among with many other awards.

• Aug 12 ,2012, 12 PM-4 PM
• Church of Vietnamese Martyrs, 12500 Patterson Av, Richmond, VA 23238
• Entry criteria
  • 1st to 12th grade
  • All A’s and a maximum of 1 B
  • Student is of Vietnamese heritage

To participate, submit a copy your report cards with parents’ names via one of the following methods:

• Drop into one of our physical drop boxes
• Fax to 804-335-1295
• Mail to RVA Academic Awards Day, 3904 Springfield Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060

Minimum requirements: All A’s and 1 B, 1st to 12th grade. Please include parents’ names and phone numbers on report card submitted. The deadline to submit report cards is 7/22/2012. Must be present at the event to receive award.

Questions, suggestions, comments? Leave us a comment on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/RvaVietnameseAssociation or call Dave Duong – 804-270-0883.

On behalf of the community, we would like to thank Dao Huynh and Family for establishing a $1000 annual scholarship to be distributed via RVA Annual Community Day, in memory of their father.

The RVA Community Day recognizes and rewards the best academic achievements by young people in our community. This year’s Community Day will be held in August (exact date/location will be announced later).

Below is the letter from Dao Huynh and Family announcing this scholarship:

April 20, 2012

To Richmond Vietnamese Association:

On behalf of Dieu Huynh-Vuong’s family we would like to donate $1000 to the community day event in honor and memory of our beloved lather. He passed away
from Leukemia in 2008 and is greatly missed since. We would like to continue the
scholarship every year. His nickname was happy teacher coined by his beloved students, hence We would like to call it the “Happy Teacher Scholarship".

Our father was a great teacher who had taught many students whom are now very successful all over the world. His methods and discipline toward higher education was very apparent growing up. He strongly believed in education and had always pushed us to excel in schools and in business. We are all successful because his teachings but most importantly better people. He taught us compassion, kindness, hard work, respect and giving back.

Our family had benefited greatly  his teachings and we hope this scholarship will inspire and help other young kids to reach further to achieve their goals and ultimately be even better people. We donated to many charities and many previous community day events and we know he would be happy because of it.

Thank you for continuing to do great things for our community.

Sincerely,

Dao Huynh & Family

The RVA board is deeply saddened to announce the loss of one of our own: Dr. Jonathan (Tuan) Vu. Dr Vu was a Vice President on our new Board of Directors for 2012. He has been a very enthusiastic and instrumental member of our new board.

Dr. Jonathan Vu, 40, of Midlothian VA, died Sunday, April 29, 2012 in Raleigh, NC. Dr. Vu had a chiropractic medical practice in Chesterfield, VA.

RVA would like to extend our deepest condolences to the Vu family.