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Empowering communities in Southeast Asia - 💧Water | 🏫 School Support | 🏥 Medical Aid | 👶 Child Welfare
Small team. Lasting impact.
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💙 Every donation creates an opportunity. Every act of kindness changes a life.

One World Obe Tribe Foundation is dedicated to serving communities across Southeast Asia through programs that bring hope, dignity, and lasting change:

💧 Clean water projects
🏡 Orphanage support
🎓 Student sponsorships
🍽️ Feeding projects for children and families in need
🏫 School support and construction
⚽ Sports programs and equipment
🏥 Medical support for individuals and communities

Every donation, big or small, helps provide essential resources and creates opportunities for a brighter future. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in the lives of children, families, and entire communities.

Simply scan our Venmo QR code or visit the donation link in our bio to donate and become part of our mission.

All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Thank you for standing with us and helping us create lasting change. Together, we can build hope, one community at a time. ❤️

#oneworldonetribe by @oneworldonetribefoundation

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We’re a small team.
Just three of us consistently on the ground.
There’s no large office behind this.
No layers between planning and doing.

We pack the supplies.
We meet the families.
We return.
We follow through.

But we’re not alone.
From our lawyer to our accountant,
every professional who supports this work gives their time voluntarily.

No salaries.
No appearance fees.
No paid endorsements.
Just people who believe that impact should go where it’s needed most.
Every project you see here is carried by hands that care, not by contracts.
Small team.
Shared responsibility.

If you walk with us, know this:
Your trust isn’t filtered through layers.
It’s carried personally.

#oneworldonetribe by @oneworldonetribefoundation

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8 months ago

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📍Luang Prabang, Laos

Imagine realizing that some of the things we complain about are things someone else can only dream of having.

In Luang Prabang, planting and harvest season is about more than working the fields. It is about families and neighbors coming together to plant, harvest, cook, and share whatever the land provides.

A simple meal after a long day. Laughter. Stories. Everyone contributing what they can.

Watching these families makes you pause and rethink what it truly means to have enough.

We often focus on what we still want, while overlooking what we already have. Here, we are reminded that abundance isn’t always measured by what we own, but by what we are willing to share.

We are grateful to know these families, learn from their traditions, and walk alongside them.

As harvest season comes to an end, our work continues with plans for another village water source and a school renovation.

One village at a time. Together.

#oneworldonetribe by @oneworldonetribefoundation

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16 days ago

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📍 Nueva Ecija, Philippines

🏀 More than a jersey. More than a game.

In Nueva Ecija, Philippines, something as simple as putting on a team jersey can mean so much to a young athlete.

The Malone family recently donated basketball jerseys to four junior division teams in San Felipe, Nueva Ecija, where Kay Malone’s family has roots.

For these young players, this isn’t just about having something new to wear on game days. It’s about feeling like a team. Feeling supported. Having someone believe that their dreams are worth investing in.

The Malones have been one of the pillars of our work in the Philippines, generously sharing their resources and support with communities over the years. Their commitment goes beyond supporting the Aeta communities. They also believe in the power of sports to bring young people together, build confidence, create opportunities, and give them something to believe in.

Four teams. One community. Dozens of young athletes stepping onto the court with a little more pride.

And sometimes, that little bit of encouragement is where a bigger dream begins.

Thank you, Malones, for continuing to show up, give back, and believe in the next generation 💙

#oneworldonetribe by @oneworldonetribefoundation

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📍BOWEN SCHOOL, LAOS

A new school year has begun, and seeing these children walk into their school today means so much to us. ❤️

Last spring, Bowen School had holes in the roof, no proper toilets, no running water and no electricity.

Today, they have clean water to drink and wash with, a safe roof over their heads, books to read, electricity, and a place where they can learn, grow and simply be children.

To everyone who helped make this possible, Thank You. You didn’t just help renovate a school. You helped create a better place for an entire community.

And there is still so much to do.

There are so many villages and children who need safe schools, water, proper sanitation and the basic things that allow children to learn and thrive.

Over the coming days, we’ll share the story of the teacher behind Bowen School and her commitment to giving these children a proper education.

And after the rainy season, we hope to bring this same transformation to another village, giving more children a safe place to learn, grow and dream.

If you’d like to be part of our next school project, we’d love to have you with us. Your support can help give another village what every child deserves: a safe place to learn, grow and dream.

Together, we can do more.

#oneworldonetribe by @oneworldonetribefoundation

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We asked what these communities need most.

They didn’t ask for much, just the basics many of us take for granted.

Join us, and let’s make a difference together. 🌏

#oneworldonetribe by @oneworldonetribefoundation

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2 months ago

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📍 Ban Houy Madt, Laos 🇱🇦

This is our next project.

A village of approximately 350 people, with a school that is in desperate need of a new beginning.

With the new school year approaching, we want to renovate the school and bring the basic necessities these children deserve: clean water, restrooms, electricity, and a safe place to learn.

We often take these simple things for granted.

Turning on a light.
Turning on a tap.
Using a restroom.
Walking into a safe, welcoming school.

For us, they’re everyday things.

For this community, they can be life-changing.

And that’s what we love about this work.

We’re not just investing in children. We’re investing in their community, their future, and generations yet to come.

Because when you change one school, you can impact hundreds of lives.

When you bring water to a village, you don’t just change today…you change what tomorrow can look like.

The school year is almost here, and we want these children to return to a school that feels different, a place they can be proud of, learn in, and dream from.

Will you join us in making it happen? 🤍

You can support the Ban Houy Madt project through Venmo: BAN HOUY MADT or send us a DM to learn how you can get involved.

Every contribution brings us one step closer.

Small acts of kindness can create an impact that lasts for generations.

Let’s do this together.

#oneworldonetribe by @oneworldonetribefoundation

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2 months ago

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📍 Ban Houy Madt, Laos

This is our next project in Laos.

A small two-room school with children full of dreams.

Right now, they learn without running water, electricity, bathrooms, or a playground. Yet every day, they continue to show up, ready to learn and hopeful for a brighter future.

We believe every child deserves a safe and dignified place to learn.

Together, we want to renovate this school, build restrooms, provide clean water, and create a space where these children can thrive.

This is more than a renovation.

It’s an investment in the next generation.

If this project speaks to your heart, we’d love for you to be part of it.

💙 Support this project through our Venmo (link in bio) or send us a DM to learn how you can help.

Together, let’s give these children the school they deserve.

#oneworldonetribe by @oneworldonetribefoundation

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2 months ago

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📍 Vietnam

Changing lives isn’t always about building something new.

Sometimes, it’s simply about keeping a promise.

Every month, we continue to support Grandma 5 and Nghia with their medicine and monthly stipend, making sure they have the care and support they need.

Real impact isn’t measured by one-time acts of kindness.

It’s measured by showing up, month after month, year after year.

To everyone walking this journey with us, thank you. Your support allows us to keep the promises we make.

If you believe that no one should be forgotten, come be part of this journey with us.

Together, we can continue changing lives.

#oneworldonetribe by @oneworldonetribefoundation

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This smile is why we keep going.

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📍 Aeta Tribe, Zambales, Philippines

This is where our journey began.

In 2022, one family’s generosity became the beginning of something far greater than any of us could have imagined.

What started with one community has since grown into a journey across Southeast Asia, partnering with local communities to create long-term, sustainable change.

Since then, the Malone family’s commitment has helped bring clean water to more than 3,000 people across 8+ Aeta communities in the mountains of Zambales.

Together, we’ve built water reservoirs that now provide reliable access to water throughout the year.

For many of us, clean water is something we never have to think about.

But here, water changes everything.

It means healthier children.
It means mothers walking shorter distances.
It means families spending more time together instead of searching for water.
It means dignity.
It means life.

To the Malone family, thank you for believing that real wealth is measured by the lives we touch. Your generosity has created a legacy that will continue to flow through these communities for generations.

Every year, we return to the Aeta communities, not just to visit the water reservoirs, but to witness lives transformed. We see healthier children, stronger communities, and hope where there was once uncertainty.

But our journey isn’t over.

There are still many indigenous communities waiting for the same opportunity.

Maybe the next village is waiting for someone like you.

If you’ve ever wanted to create lasting change, build something that outlives you, and leave a legacy of hope, we’d love for you to join us.

Come build water access with us.

Because water isn’t just a basic need.

It’s life.

#oneworldonetribe by @oneworldonetribefoundation

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📍 Houy Fay Village, Laos

Most of us don’t think about water when we wake up.

We turn on a tap.
Take a shower.
Fill a glass.
Cook a meal.

And then we move on with our day.

But for many families in Houy Fay Village, water has never been that simple.

This village doesn’t have electricity.

And until recently, access to water depended on the season.

The community celebrates the completion of their third concrete water tank, helping ensure water is available year-round for the families who call this village home.

What makes this even more remarkable is how it was built.

No heavy machinery.
No modern equipment.

Just determination, teamwork, and countless hours of hard work by hand.

Because water is more than a resource.

It’s health.
It’s dignity.
It’s opportunity.
It’s life.

And Houy Fay is just one of many villages in this region that still need support to build water reservoirs and secure reliable access to clean water.

Sometimes the things we use every day without a second thought are the very things that change everything for someone else.

If you believe every community deserves access to clean water, join us.

Help us build water access, one village at a time.

#oneworldonetribe by @oneworldonetribefoundation

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