Nghe An Newspaper and Giang Son Construction Joint Stock Company give Tet gifts to the poor in Yen Thanh district

Attending the gift giving activity were Mr. Nguyen Dinh Sam - Head of Nghe An Newspaper's Secretary Office; Nguyen Huu Quynh - Director of Giang Son Construction Joint Stock Company.

Responding to the Appeal Letter of the Provincial Party Secretary to support and help the poor and people in difficult circumstances to celebrate the Lunar New Year 2025; promoting the fine tradition of "mutual love and support" of the nation, Nghe An Newspaper coordinated with Giang Son Construction Joint Stock Company to present 100 gifts (each gift worth 500,000 VND in cash) to 50 poor households and households in especially difficult circumstances in Vinh Thanh commune.

Presented 40 gifts, each to poor households in Tang Thanh commune and 10 gifts to poor students who overcame difficulties and studied well at Tang Thanh Primary School, each gift worth 500,000 VND in cash. The total amount is 50 million VND sponsored by Giang Son Construction Joint Stock Company.

On behalf of the local authorities, the leaders of Vinh Thanh and Tang Thanh communes sincerely thanked the material and spiritual support of Nghe An Newspaper and Giang Son Construction Joint Stock Company for their timely support to help poor households and disadvantaged families prepare to welcome a joyful and warm Tet At Ty 2025.

Mr. Nguyen Dinh Sam - Head of the Nghe An Newspaper's Secretariat said: "In recent times, many organizations, individuals and businesses have accompanied the Party Committee and the government, including Nghe An Newspaper, to carry out well the work of social security, hunger eradication, poverty reduction, and improving people's lives. A typical example is Giang Son Construction Joint Stock Company, located in Quynh Giang commune, Quynh Luu district. With a heart of sharing, aiming at difficult circumstances and unfortunate lives, every year the company allocates profits to sponsor and support the construction of "Great Unity" houses, giving Tet gifts to the poor, helping students have the means to study and a number of other charitable and humanitarian activities.