Bringing joy to remote villages.

(Baonghean)The Tia Sang Volunteer Club was established in 2011, bringing together passionate young people (mainly students from universities and colleges in the province) who are ready to dedicate themselves and participate wholeheartedly in social activities to help those in difficult circumstances.

With the aim of "bringing hope to the future," the club's activities are charitable and social work-oriented, focusing on supporting and assisting vulnerable individuals and groups in particularly difficult circumstances in society, such as orphaned and disabled children, lonely elderly people, and the poor. Special attention is given to areas where people's lives are still difficult and lacking, such as remote areas, border regions, and islands.

Members of the Tia Sang Volunteer Club with the "Mid-Autumn Festival in the Border Region" program at Mon Son Primary School (Con Cuong).

With the motto "See with your eyes - Listen with your ears - Feel with your heart - Act with compassionate hands," after one year of operation, the club has organized many meaningful charitable programs. These include a gift-giving program for the poor in Vinh City; the "Connecting with Love" program, donating gifts to the Provincial Vocational Training Center for People with Disabilities; and the "Earth Hour 60+" program... Notably, thanks to the contributions of club members and the help of benefactors, the club organized the "Week of Loving Porridge" at the Children's Hospital, providing 1,200 free bowls of porridge for poor child patients; the "Mid-Autumn Festival in the Border Region" program, bringing the joy of the full moon festival to the children of the Dan Lai and Thai ethnic minorities with over 200 mooncakes, star lanterns, books, and candies; and donating over 400 sets of clothes and over 200kg of rice to the people of two resettlement villages and Co Phat village (Dan Lai ethnic group). Donated 1,000 notebooks, over 200 pencils, and 20 gift packages to 20 outstanding students... worth over 25 million VND.

From an initial group of just over a dozen members, the club has now gathered more than 100 volunteer hearts. To organize meaningful activities that bring joy and hope to those less fortunate, each member has to put in tremendous effort in fundraising, overcoming obstacles and difficulties. The volunteer spirit, enthusiasm, and compassionate actions of the young people in the club have truly made an impact on the community, attracting support from many organizations, agencies, businesses, and philanthropists. The compassion of the club members has connected love within the community, and this circle of kindness is expanding, helping more people in need.

DUY NAM