The benefactors from Ao Xanh Volunteering Club of Hoa Binh City is presenting gifts to Mrs. Trieu Thi Lun’s family in Kim Bac hamlet, Tu Son commune (Kim Boi).
Ao XanhVolunteering Club of Hoa Binh City has entered its 6th year of operation and it has become a humanitarian address, connecting the benevolent hearts, sharing love, and helping the people in difficult circumstances overcome difficulties to have faith in life. From nearly 20 philanthropic members at the initial in 2016, the club has attracted 300 members participating in charitable and humanitarian activities, a charitable heart bringing good values for the society. The club has given tens of thousands of gifts in communes and wards in the city, in the districts inside and outside the province. In particular, it has maintained a regular pot of love rice and love porridge at the Provincial General Hospital, the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Medicine and the City Health Center. Each month, the club gives an average of over 30 sets of gifts to the households with the extremely difficult circumstances in Hoa Binh city and other districts such as Mai Chau, Cao Phong...; They have organized activities to support people affected by the natural disasters and floods, sharing and helping the people overcome difficulties and tribulations to rise up in life. On the occasion of the last Mid-Autumn Festival, the club gave 321 sets of gifts and 20 sets of scholarships to the students and the students having difficult circumstances at Phu Minh High & Secondary School. The total value of the club's humanitarian and charity activities has been worth over 2.5 billion VND so far. Ms. Le Thi Thanh, a member of Ao Xanh Volunteering Club of Hoa Binh City, says: With the spirit of the leaves protect the tattered ones, all the members of the club would like to contribute more to the social and charitable activities, giving love, receiving smiles in return to spread love…
In recent years, especially in the coming time, the humanitarian work, the social and charitable activities have increasingly attracted the attention of the organizations and the individuals from the province to the grassroots, contributing to spreading the love and bonding the community. Almost every organization and individual have specific and practical actions to help people having difficult circumstances and disadvantaged people in the society. The organizations, the agencies, the units and the enterprises have regularly organized charitable activities inside and outside the province such as presenting gifts, supporting the families in need, supporting the people affected by the natural disasters and floods, supporting the people in the remote areas, presenting gifts and artifacts to help the people in the difficult areas to prevent and control Covid-19 epidemics...
Military forces have maintained the movement accompanying children to school. The police force has both done a good job of ensuring security and order and has supported the outside-province workers returning to their hometown safely. The enterprises and the people have unanimously supported the people having difficulties affected by Covid-19 pandemics. A number of localities, agencies and units have coordinated to organize zero-dong booths, giving gifts, cooking porridge and rice for free to support the people having difficulties due to the epidemics. A lot of organizations and individuals have sponsored the families of martyrs and wounded soldiers, and the students having difficult circumstances to rise up in their studies. There are many volunteering clubs and groups such as: Hoa Binh City the Volunteering Club of Hoa Binh City, the 28 Driver Association, the Benevolent Club of Tan Lac district in the province...
The specific and meaningful actions of the organizations and individuals have contributed to spreading the good values in the community, practically sharing with the people in difficult circumstances and in the tribulation and disadvantaged situations, affirming the good human nature of the Vietnamese people.
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