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Good Deeds Day

Ngày làm việc tốt

Good Deeds Day is an annual initiative that promotes positive humanitarian values. Around the world, hundreds of thousands of people volunteer to help others, taking part in activities of all sizes with the shared goal of bringing joy and happiness to others and fostering positive values. In Vietnam, Good Deeds Day was first held on April 2, 2017, by the National Volunteer Center. It is typically organized in April each year.

Good Deeds Day

01Detailed introduction

A response to the global volunteer movement, combining practical service, education and everyday acts of kindness.

Activity portfolio

  • Invite individuals, schools, businesses and groups to perform good deeds.
  • Organize assistance at schools, hospitals, care facilities and vulnerable communities.
  • Include educational, book donation, environmental and welfare actions.
  • Document, share and recognize initiatives through storytelling.
  • Link small acts to continuing community projects.

Long-term operation and continuity

  • Keep volunteer groups connected and encourage recurring action.
  • Respect privacy and consent in storytelling.

02Sponsorship opportunities

Modular, needs-led and non-exclusive.

  • Gifts and practical community resources
  • Events, activity sites and volunteer coordination
  • Communications, media and good-deed stories
  • Hospital, school and shelter activities
  • Micro-support for ongoing good deeds
  • Needs assessment, design, budgeting and local coordination
  • Implementation, volunteers, logistics and safety
  • Operation, maintenance, continuation or expansion
  • Measurement, transparent reporting, evaluation and responsible communications

03Related SDGs

SDG 3SDG 4SDG 10SDG 17

Alignment by purpose, not a certified or quantified SDG outcome.

04Results, outputs and evidence

Proposed indicators

  • Unique activities and participants
  • Volunteer hours, beneficiaries and delivered items
  • Verified stories and engaged reach
  • People continuing activity after the event
  • Supported facilities or activities remaining in use after follow-up
  • Feedback, equitable access, satisfaction and follow-up needs

Evidence to keep

Baseline and needs assessment, plans and budgets, sponsor records, itemized handover or acceptance records, consented photographs, attendance/usage and maintenance logs, baseline/endline tests, beneficiary and partner feedback, periodic outcomes.

05Geographical focus

In selected Vietnamese communities and online, depending on each annual edition.