(HBO) – The Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) - Hoa Binh chapter on January 23 presented gift packages to disadvantaged families in the northwestern province ahead of the traditional Lunar New Year (Tet) festival.
The event was attended by
leaders of the VFF - Hoa Binh chapter, representatives of Dinh Nhuan joint
Stock Company and a number of organisations in the province.
In accordance with Decision
No. 117 of the managing board of the provincial Fund for the Poor on the
distribution of the fund on the occasion of the 2019 Tet, the managing board decided
to present 50 gifts totalling 20 million VND (about 860 USD) to the
associations of the former young pioneers, the blind, the old, those who with
disabilities, orphans and victims of Agent Orange/dioxin. Each organisation
received 10 packages worth 400,000 VND each.
Leaders of the VFF - Hoa
Binh chapter hands over gifts to representatives of five organisations in the
province.
Speaking at the ceremony,
Nguyen Thi Oanh, head of the provincial Party Committee’s Mass Mobilisation
Commission and President of the VFF Hoa Binh chapter, expressed her gratitude
to Dinh Nhuan JSC for joining hands with the VFF to support poor families ahead
of Tet festival for many years.
She also voiced her hope
that the province’s associations will promptly deliver Tet gifts to
disadvantaged residents so that they will have a warm Tet and ease their
difficulties./.
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