Charity activities, helping the poor in localities

Fatherland Front of Quy Hop districtThe organization gave support money to 8 poor households in difficult circumstances in the area.

Supporting the family of Ms. Vi Thi Hoan, in Chau Thai commune, who has 2 children with leukemia. Photo: Phan Giang

Accordingly, from the "For the Poor" fund and the "Relief Fund", the district has supported 40 million VND for 8 households in the communes of Chau Quang, Chau Thai, Dong Hop, Chau Dinh, Tho Hop and Nghia Xuan whose members have serious illnesses, work accidents and drowning deaths. Each household received 5 million VND, helping the families to quickly overcome difficulties and stabilize their lives.

Phan Giang

Also in Quy Hop,District Youth Union, Youth Union of Quy Hop districtorganized a handover ceremony of the volunteer Pink Scarf House to the family of Kem Thi Yen Lam, class 3C, Yen Hop Primary School (Quy Hop).

Representatives of the District Youth Union and the Quy Hop Young Pioneers' Council presented 30 million VND to the family.Thi Yen Lam pliers. Photo: Thanh Hop

Yen Lam was born into a family of 3 children, in a particularly poor household. Overcoming that situation, Yen Lam tried hard in her studies and was always an excellent student at school.

The house is worth 30 million VND, thanks to the call for donations and support from school teams by the Quy Hop District Youth Union through the Small Plan movement. On this occasion, the Youth Union of Yen Hop Commune and Yen Hop Primary School also gave gifts to the family of Kem Thi Yen Lam.

Thanh Hop

Women's Union of Tay Hieu Commune (Thai Hoa Town)The organization gave 40 gifts, each containing 20 kg of rice, to 40 families in difficult circumstances in the area. The rice gifts were donated by a philanthropist born in Tay Hieu who is living and working in Ho Chi Minh City.

Tay Hieu Commune Women's Union gives rice to poor households. Photo: Duc Anh

Farmers' Association of Nghia Dong Commune (Tan Ky)Giving breeding chickens to poor farmer members' families, a flock of 50 breeding chickens and 25 kg of animal feed.

Supporting chicken breeds and poultry feed for poor member families in Nghia Dong commune. Photo: Nguyen Huong

Ms. Ngo Thi Toi (born in 1983) has a difficult family situation. Her husband recently passed away from cancer. She alone has to work hard to raise two small children. The main income of the three mother and children depends on a few fields. The support and assistance of the Commune Farmers' Association Executive Committee has created conditions for her and her children to develop livestock farming and increase income to cover the children's education.

Nguyen Huong

In the districtQuy Hop,“For Vietnamese Stature Fund and NASU for the Future” organized a gift giving ceremony for 621 students preparing to enter grade 1 of the 2019-2020 school year in Nghia Xuan, Chau Dinh, Chau Loc, Van Loi and Ha Son communes.

Giving gifts to first graders at Nghia Xuan 1 Primary School, Quy Hop. Photo: Thu Huong

Each gift includes backpacks and school supplies for first graders preparing to start the new school year. In addition, the company also gave 3 water purifiers to 3 communes in particularly difficult areas: Chau Ly (Quy Hop) and 2 communes Nghia Phu and Nghia Lam (Nghia Dan).

This is the second year for the Fund for Vietnamese Stature and the 15th year that Nghe An NASU Sugarcane Company Limited has implemented this program in preparation for the new school year.