Agriculture students sell cakes and collect scrap metal for the poor in the highlands

(Baonghean.vn) - To prepare for the charity event called 'Warm Winter', students from Nghe An province of Hanoi Agricultural Academy chose a specialty of Anh Son district, gai cake, to raise funds for charity. In addition, these young people also sold cucumbers grown by themselves to have more funds to help people in the highlands.

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Whenever she has free time, student Hoang Thi Thom and her group of friends go to the bus station to receive banh gai sent from her hometown to sell to her schoolmates and passersby on Highway 5, passing through the Agricultural Academy (Gia Lam - Hanoi). The money from selling banh gai is collected by the young people to raise funds to prepare for a charity trip to their hometown.

Students from Hanoi Agricultural Academy from Nghe An sell sticky rice cakes to raise funds to support the poor.

Hoang Thi Thom, a third-year student from Nghia Dan (Nghe An), a member of the Nghe An Student Association of the Agricultural Academy, said: Nghe An's Coconut Sticky Rice Cake is a favorite snack and food of students, snack lovers. Not only that, many customers from Hanoi and Hung Yen also love it.

There were quite a few people coming to buy gai cake to support the group of Nghe An students at Hanoi Agricultural Academy.

The new banh gai stall has just appeared but has attracted quite a lot of customers. Knowing the good intentions of the students, many people have come to "support". The members of the Liaison Committee of Nghe An Compatriots Association of the Agricultural Academy also sell online and deliver the cakes to customers near the school. "We only take advantage of after school hours and weekends because we are all students" - a member of the group shared.

Not only gai cake, Nghe An students also sell cucumbers and other agricultural products that are the results of graduation theses of agricultural students. All are grown according to the process of safe vegetables for consumers, so they are very popular. "This is our main product. But unfortunately, supply cannot meet demand," a student shared.

The gifts given to poor students, although not of great material value, are the heartfelt gifts of the students.

When not selling gai, the students also collect scrap metal and sell fresh flowers on holidays to raise funds for charity. Dang Thi Hong Phuong - Head of this volunteer group said that the young people have currently earned more than 10 million VND from selling gai cakes and clean agricultural products. All will be donated to charity activities in the highlands of Nghe An.

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In recent times, this Nghe An volunteer group with 100 members has carried out a number of volunteer activities in Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces. One of the most practical activities is building an organic farming model in Chau Phong commune (Quy Chau).

According to Hong Phuong, the group leader, in January 2017, a volunteer group of students from the Agricultural Academy will travel to the highlands of Nghe An to support poor students. "The destination could be Tay Son commune, Ky Son district, one of the most difficult areas in the western region of Nghe An" - Hong Phuong said.

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