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On July 20, Vedan Vietnam Company accompanied with the Women’s Union of Long Thanh district, representatives of the Party Committee – People’s Council – People’s Committee – Fatherland Front Committee of Tan Hiep commune, representatives of mass organizations and Long Thanh District Social Charity Branch made the decision to give charitable house to the family of Mrs. Nguyen Thi Trung (living in Hamlet 2, Tan Hiep Commune, Long Thanh District, Dong Nai Province). The house was built with a cost of 55 million VND (of which 50 million VND was sponsored by Vedan company, the rest was contributed by the family).
Mrs.Trung’s family has 4 members: Her husband is the main laborer, currently working as an assistant at construction sites, with a precarious income. She has 2 children, one of which is 15 years old who has mental retardation, just hanging around at home. Ms. Trung herself is an orphan. Since she was a child, she suffered from a congenital heart disease. Her health only allows her to work as an hourly maid for families near her home. As a result, the family situation became increasingly difficult.
Mr. Quach Chan That (wearing glasses) representative of Vedan Vietnam and Ms. Nguyen Thi Trung’s family (blue shirt) and representatives of departments and mass organizations of Tan Hiep commune in the awarding ceremony of charitable house on July 20th, 2020
With the desire to work with the local government to well implement the program of hunger eradication and poverty reduction, and stabilize the lives of people in difficult circumstances, each year Vedan Vietnam sponsors the construction of more than 20 “charitable houses, the Red Cross houses, great unity houses”. Each house donated will help a family have a more spacious place to live, no longer worry when it is hot and rainy, from which they will have better health to work and settle down.
With the motto “Development from society – Dedication to society”, volunteering activities to care and improve people’s health are always paid special attention by Vedan. Towards the Vietnam’s War Invalids and Martyrs Day on July 27, the company supported the “Gratitude Funds” of Phuoc Thai commune, Phuoc Binh commune, and Nhon Trach district – Dong Nai province; participating in the gratitude ceremony, giving gifts to 100 Veterans of Dinh Quan district; support the fund “Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin in Dong Nai Province” 50 million VND. Vedan Vietnam Company has been maintaining its commitment to being an enterprise with many humanitarian contributions to the community.
