"Spring of Love" programme held in Bo Sinh commune

Son La Newspaper, along with various organizations and businesses both inside and outside the province, coordinated with Bo Sinh commune to organize the "Xuan yeu thuong" (Spring of Love) programme in Bo Sinh commune, Song Ma district on December 14.

 

The "Xuan yeu thương" programme at Hoa Phuong Do Kindergarten.

Tan Phat Equipment Technology Joint Stock Company (Hanoi) donates warm clothes to the students.

Leaders of the Song Ma district People's Committee and sponsors give milk to students.

Leaders of the Son La Power Company and businesses donate milk to primary students.

Leaders of Son La Newspaper, the Song Ma district People's Committee, and various units and businesses deliver gifts to Hoa Phuong Do Kindergarten.

During the event, Son La Newspaper donated Tet gifts to the Party Committee and People's Committee of Bo Sinh commune, as well as 20 Tet gift packages (worth 500,000 VND or 20 USD each) to poor households. They also provided 200 kg of corn seeds to the communal Women's Union to help local members with economic development.

Hanoi-based Tan Phat Equipment Technology Joint Stock Company donated four grass cutters to poor households, as well as 50 warm blankets, 366 sets of warm clothing, 93 sets of children's clothes, one refrigerator, 366 schoolbags, 10 bookshelves, milk, and candy to the local kindergarten and primary school.

The Hanoi Association of Key Industrial Products Manufacturers (HAMI) gave 10 Tet gift packages (worth 500,000 VND each) to poor households and 62 boxes of milk to the local kindergarten. The Son La Power Company also donated 10 Tet gift packages to poor households. In total, the value of the gifts exceeded 200 million VND (8,000 USD).

The "Xuan yeu thương" programme at the headquarters of Bo Sinh commune.

A leader of Song Ma district gives thank-you letters to the sponsors and businesses.

A leader of Son La Newspaper presents Tet gifts to Bo Sinh commune.

A leader of Son La Newspaper presents gifts to poor households.

As part of the programme, the Son La Newspaper Youth Union launched the "Breeding Goat Bank" project to assist members and young people facing difficult circumstances. The project provided 25 breeding goats to five poor members (each with five). After 15 months, these households will return the five goats, along with one additional goat weighing at least 14kg, to support other young people in need.

Leaders of Son La Newspaper, the Son La Newspaper Youth Union, and businesses donate breeding goats to poor youth union members in Bo Sinh commune.

A leader of Son La Newspaper donates corn seeds to the Women's Union of Bo Sinh commune.

Leaders of Son La Newspaper, the Song Ma district Party Committee, and businesses donate grass cutters to poor households.

Businesses donate warm blankets to poor households.

The "Xuan yeu thương" programme is a meaningful activity organized by Son La Newspaper and its partners, aiming to share and support families in difficulties to have a warmer Tet celebration.

A leader of the Son La Power Company presents gifts to poor households.

Poor households receive gifts.

Residents are excited to receive gifts from the agencies and organizations.

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