This is the second part of Anastasia’s heartwarming interview with her friend Matthew Lanciana, an aspired humanitarian. To check out what food they would make for the bright yet less fortunate kids, please check  Trans POV kitchen/notes on Facebook.

For Matthew’s inspiring work, please check out https://www.compassionvietnam.org.au

Instagram @CompassionVietnam.      Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CompassionVietnam

https://www.facebook.com/notes/trans-pov-kitchen/red-pockets-of-love-and-opportunities/420812981997720/

UPDATE: There have been more updated information on Compassion VietNam’s progress and a slight amendment to make

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