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Ohlerking directed relief projects in Vietnam and escaped in the April 1975 final evacuation from Saigon. In 1992 he returned to Hanoi with medical relief projects with a special emphasis on the child victims of Agent Orange. Children's Cup has shipped about $700,000 in donated medical relief supplies to the Viet Duc Hospital in Hanoi and other medical institutions.

Children's Cup honors US veterans who served in Vietnam in its projects there under the theme of "New Beginnings." USAF Lt. Col. Paul Kari, a downed pilot who spent 8 years being tortured in the infamous "Hanoi Hilton," returned to Hanoi with Ohlerking and participated in the projects. This had profound effect on the officials there.

The projects resulted in the Chief Surgeon of Vietnam (likened to our Surgeon General) visiting the Children's Cup headquarters and staying several days in the Ohlerking home.


		Ohlerking directed relief projects in Vietnam and escaped in the April 1975 final evacuation from Saigon. In 1992 he returned to Hanoi with medical relief projects with a special emphasis on the child victims of Agent Orange. Children's Cup has shipped about $700,000 in donated medical relief supplies to the Viet Duc Hospital in Hanoi and other medical institutions. Children's Cup honors US veterans who served in Vietnam in its projects there under the theme of "New Beginnings." USAF Lt. Col. Paul Kari, a downed pilot who spent 8 years being tortured in the infamous "Hanoi Hilton," returned to Hanoi with Ohlerking and participated in the projects. This had profound effect on the officials there. The projects resulted in the Chief Surgeon of Vietnam (likened to our Surgeon General) visiting the Children's Cup headquarters and staying several days in the Ohlerking home.

		Medical Equipment Poorly equipped hospitals and clinics benefit from donated medical equipment and supplies. 'Cup has provided hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of life-saving equpment donated by caring people in North America. "All the Way Home to Peace" Reaching out to still hurting veterans here in the USA. AOK Project Assistance for the care of Agent Orange Kids Back to 'Nam Hosting US veterans returning to visit Vietnam such as former POW Lt. Col. Paul Kari's return to HoaLo Prison ("Hanoi Hilton") Chlorine Generators For drinking water, clinic disinfectant Manger Fund Christmas presents for needy children. These gifts are a powerful witness of love and heal a lot of questions in little hearts. Medical Projects Shipments of medical commodities, AIDS prevention education materials, wheel chairs, iodized salt distribution, and medical team visits to Hanoi. "New Beginnings" Concert Public venues including the Hanoi Opera House "So They Can Read" Educational assistance projects Wall of Remembrance All veterans whose names are submitted are honored by name in 'Cup projects in Vietnam.