Faith Group gives warm clothes and Tet gifts worth hundreds of millions to Tri Le 4 School

From Vinh city, the Faith Volunteer Group traveled more than 200km, through many dangerous roads, to the border area of ​​Que Phong district to give Tet gifts for the year of the Dog 2018 to all students and teachers of Tri Le 4 Primary School and 200 poor people of Tri Le commune.

Giving new warm clothes and helping students wear warm clothes. Photo: Hung Cuong

The Faith Group donated 400 warm clothes to students of Tri Le 4 Primary School worth 37,400,000 VND. In particular, they gave Tet gifts to 48 staff and teachers of Tri Le 4 Primary School; supported the school with funds to buy speakers and televisions; build auxiliary works; buy 70 new tables and chairs worth more than 177 million VND. The total value of gifts from the Faith volunteer group in Tri Le commune is worth more than 214 million VND.

Representatives of Que Phong district leaders and organizations participated in giving charity gifts to students. Photo: Hung Cuong

The entire budget and gifts above come from the funding source of collectives and individuals participating in supporting the four-team football tournament (including clubs: FC OPND & Friends; FC Social Insurance of Nghe An Province; FC Vietcombank Nghe An; FC Summer Hotel) organized by the charity group Niem Tin to support Tri Le 4 Primary School and the poor in Tri Le commune, practically responding to the Call for support and help for the poor in the Spring of Mau Tuat 2018 of the Provincial Party Secretary Nguyen Dac Vinh.

Poor Mong households receive warm clothes. Photo: Hung Cuong

Also on the morning of January 13, the charity group Niem Tin donated 200 warm coats to 200 poor Mong households in Tri Le commune. The above warm coats were supported by an anonymous benefactor.

On this occasion, the representative of the Faith group spoke, expressing sympathy with teachers who are experiencing many hardships, difficulties, and shortages, silently carrying out the career of educating people, contributing to bringing the policies and guidelines of the Party and State, and ethnic policies into life in remote, isolated, and isolated highland and border areas.

At the same time, the Faith group also sends gratitude and shares with the people of the ethnic groups living in the border areas because each person here is like a soldier actively participating in the cause of economic development in the border areas and protecting the sacred sovereignty of the Fatherland.

Below are some photos at the charity gift giving ceremony on the morning of January 13 in Tri Le commune, Que Phong by the charity group Niem Tin:

Dressed up and radiant with joy when everyone has a new shirt.

A little confused when being instructed to put on the shirt.

Teachers and guests also want to capture moments at the school in the remote border area, with 100% Mong students.

Wear new clothes and run back to the village, no longer worried about the cold.