Mint Hoop Heroes

A collection of 33 hand-painted pieces of NBA All-stars / OGs by Cambodian🇰🇭 indie artist and philanthropist, Vanthay Hong. Portion of the proceeds (18%) on mint will be donated to $SpamFC to help students pay for college. Each NFT will be airdropped an audiobook.

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Digital Assets

 

Children’s Books NFTs

The Meaning:

Vanthay published these books to share stories that would impact young people within his community. Finding Your Moon was a reminder to children who had to move that they are good enough no matter where they go.

The mission:

Vanthay’s goal for Finding the Coconut was to publish a book with illustration of a child that looked like he was mixed Black and Southeast Asian. His goal for Finding Your Moon was a reminder to young children that they are good enough through the lens of a Cambodian immigrant.

Digital Paintings

The Meaning:

Each portrait is digitally painted and is unique to the individual. The foreground highlight the person. The background provides clues, contexts and things that is significant to the individual. The subjects are regular people in Vanthay’s life or famous people that he admires or deems interesting.

The mission:

In 2014, my friends and I started a nonprofit called Spam FC Scholarship foundation to help students pay for college. Since then we’ve donated more than $100,000 to the mission. Some of the proceeds from each NFT sale will be donated to Spam FC Scholarship Foundation.

Places My Father Would Have Loved - Photography

The Meaning:

My father lost his battle with Lung Cancer in 2017. He was a man that dedicated his life to family and extended community. Having to work sometimes 4 jobs at once to support others, he rarely had the means or time to travel. My amateur travel photography is dedicated to him.

The Mission:

In 2014, my friends and I started a nonprofit called Spam FC Scholarship foundation to help students pay for college. Since then we’ve donated more than $100,000 to the mission. We also honored my father by creating a named scholarship for him called the Leth Hong Scholarship.