Presenting 600 compassionate Tet gifts to disadvantaged people in Dong Nai

On January 29, the delegation of the Provincial Red Cross, Dong Nai Lottery and General Services Company Limited, Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio, Television coordinated with departments, sectors at various levels, and localities to organize the giving of "Compassionate Tet" gifts for the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026 to disadvantaged people in Dinh Quan, Ta Lai, Dau Giay, and Tan An communes.

The delegation presented 600 gifts, each consisting of 500,000 VND in cash. The total value of this gift-giving program was 300 million VND, sponsored by Dong Nai Lottery and General Services Company Limited, for disadvantaged individuals, those in especially difficult circumstances, poor households, and victims of Agent Orange/dioxin.

Comrade Ho Thanh Son, former Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee (white shirt, standing in the front row center), along with leaders of Dinh Quan commune, the Provincial Red Cross, Dong Nai Lottery and General Services Company Limited, representatives of Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio, Television present Tet gifts to people in Dinh Quan commune. Photo: Pham Quang

Ha Trung Kien, Vice Chairman of the Provincial Red Cross, further stated that the Dong Nai Provincial Red Cross plans to organize 10 Compassionate Tet programs, aiming to mobilize 42,000 Tet gifts. At present, the association has mobilized 6,000 Tet gifts, which have been distributed to the Red Cross associations of communes and wards. Each commune and ward receives 400 Tet gifts to present to poor households, near-poor households, disadvantaged households, and residents in remote, isolated, and border areas across Dong Nai province.

Households receive gifts through the program. Photo: Pham Quang

The "Compassionate Tet" program for the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026, implemented by the Red Cross, Dong Nai Lottery and General Services Company Limited, Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio, Television, and local authorities, is a specific activity that promotes the beautiful compassionate tradition of the Vietnamese people, spreading the spirit of community cohesion, thereby contributing to caring for vulnerable people with the spirit of leaving no one behind every Tet and spring.

By Pham Quang – Translated by Mai Nga, Minho