3 orphans received 60 million VND from readers and benefactors

(Baonghean.vn) - On November 17, Nghe An Electronic Newspaper published an article: "Three orphans need help from the community". After the article was published, many readers and philanthropists came to visit and give gifts to share the difficulties with the families of the three orphans.

Vinh City Charity Association and Buddhist monks and children of Pho Mon Pagoda donated 7.7 million VND to 3 orphans in Tan Huong village, Yen Khe (Con Cuong).

On November 26, a volunteer group living in Vinh city and Buddhist monks and nuns from Pho Mon pagoda visited, encouraged and gave 7.7 million VND to support 3 orphans in Tan Huong village, Yen Khe commune, Con Cuong as reported by Nghe An Newspaper.

This money was donated by philanthropists living in Vinh and Buddhist monks and nuns of Pho Mon Pagoda. In addition, the delegation also gave some items such as clothes, books, milk, necessities, etc. to the 3 children.

Representatives of Vinh city volunteer group gave gifts to Vi Van Sinh.

As reported, 3 sisters: Vi Van Sinh (14 years old), Vi Thi Linh (10 years old) and Kha Hai Dang (13 months old - half-sister) in Tan Huong village, Yen Khe commune (Con Cuong) have just fallen into a lonely situation when their mother - Kha Thi Kim passed away last November due to glomerulonephritis. Their father also left home nearly 10 years ago. Due to poverty, the children have to rely on their grandmother who is over 60 years old this year.

After the newspaper published, many readers visited and gave gifts to support the 3 children. Up to now, the amount of money the children have received from benefactors is 60 million VND.

Representatives of Pho Mon Pagoda and benefactors presented gifts to encourage poor students to overcome difficulties and study well at Con Cuong Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities.

On this occasion, the charity association also presented 25 gifts to 25 disadvantaged students who have overcome difficulties and excelled in their studies at Con Cuong Secondary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities, each gift worth 100-200 thousand VND./.

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