How smiles help lives

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AS parents, caring about our community is a value we would like to teach our children.

As world issues become bigger and more complicated to solve, it would be good to explain to our children that even as individuals, we can do our part either through time, talent or treasure. The recent Typhoon Carina (International name: Gaemi) is an example that we can use to teach our children how people can devote their time to volunteer their talent like how medical professionals, celebrities or community leaders use their talents to help affected communities, or help raise funds and organize relief efforts; and treasure like those who donate funds regardless of amount.

Since inception, the organization has sponsored more than two million cleft surgeries, awarded more than $38 million in education and training grants to medical professionals, supported 600,000-plus families with funding for costs related to accessing cleft care, worked with more than 6,000 partner surgeons and 4,000 partner healthcare centers.