The goal of An Phuc International is to improve the lives of Agent Orange victims throughout Southeast Asia and spread awareness of their plight. To this day thousands of Vietnamese, Cambodian, and Laotian families struggle with physical deformities as a result of Agent Orange contamination and new cases occur everyday. In the 1960’s the United States effectively employed chemical warfare when it dumped millions of gallons of Agent Orange all over Southern Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. As a result, 40 years later in 2020, infants are still born sick or physically deformed and left abandoned at hospitals by their parents. Most victims are left unable to work, but some have been able to push forward despite their limitations. Many of these victims receive no aid from their governments and only provide assistance to citizens with parents who served in the war. Unfortunately the vast majority of those contaminated are children of regular citizens, An Phuc International offers them some of the only assistance they can get.