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On January 25, 2020, Lantuun Dohio USA organized an event with Arlington’s Project PEACE at the county’s Central Library. The PEACE stands for Partnering to End Abuse in the Community for Everyone and is a coordinated community response to raising awareness and developing the most efficient and comprehensive services to end domestic and sexual violence in the community. The event was the first one ever to be organized specifically for the Mongolian community in the area by Project PEACE and was extremely successful. Both Lantuun Dohio USA and the Project PEACE panelists agreed that there is a high need for collaboration and partnership going forward.

Lantuun Dohio has joined partnership with Arlington County’ s Project PEACE (Partnering to End Abuse in the Community for Everyone) in February 2020. Project PEACE has an alliance of sixteen different organizations collaborating to end abuse for everyone, and our team is pleased to work with like-minded partner organizations to educate the public and prevent violence in the community.

Lantuun Dohio team would like to send a special gratitude to The Tower Companies for their generous and continuous support. The Towers Companies is one of the top real estate companies operating in the Washington D.C. area. Not only The Towers Companies leads the real estate industry with its high-standard in eco-friendly, LEED-certified and energy efficient commercial and residential buildings, it also leads by example as a thought leader and philanthropist company.

Ten outstanding young person of the world award ( TOYP) is given to ten young people who are bringing positive changes in the world. Since 1952, many famous people received this award such as Jackie Chan, Orson Welles, Howard Hughes, Nelson Rockefeller, John F. Kennedy, Henry Kissinger, Gerald Ford, and Benigno Aquino.

On November 1st, 2018 Lantuun Dohio was invited to present at the World Bank Group’s (WBG’s) Community Connections Campaign (CCC) launch luncheon. The CCC is a workplace giving program and is part of the WBG’s corporate philanthropy strategy. Through the campaign, which occurs each year between November and December, the WBG’s staff, consultants, and retirees donate to over 300 nonprofits in the DC area and around the world. Their donations are matched by the WBG.