Media Releases
Dining for a Cause Time Out Magazine
Over the past decade, KOTO, a non-profit organization, has given life-changing opportunities to more than 700 disadvantaged youths in Vietnam through its two-year hospitality training programme.
KOTO, which stands for Know One Teach One, is a social enterprise aiming to provide disadvantaged youths with the opportunity to improve their lives. It offers a platform for training in outstanding service, cuisine preparation and hospitality management. KOTO made the top five in the Schwab Foundation Social Entrepreneur of the year 2009 awards for Entrepreneurship.
First Ever Slipper Race in Vietnam 2013
PRESS RELEASE
First-ever Project Happy Feet Slipper Race in Vietnam
Walking with slippers to fund-raise for education and training of underprivileged children
Ho Chi Minh City, 30 Jan 2013 – This coming 17 March 2013, an estimated 2,000 people are expected to participate in the first-ever Project Happy Feet Slipper Race held in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, which is co-organized by Sport center of district 7, Project Happy Feet and KOTO, to raise about USD10,000 for the education of underprivileged school children in Vietnam by completing a 3km route at Phu My Hung District– wearing slippers.
The Word HCMC November 2011
In 2010 Dung was shown a fl yer for KOTO
(Know One, Teach One), an organisation
that gives disadvantaged 16 to 22-yearolds
the opportunity to turn their lives
around. Seizing a lifeline with both hands,
she applied and was accepted.
Read it here: The Word HoChiMinhCity November 2011
