Mottainai Fundraising Campaign to Support Children in Difficult Circumstances

Artists and players join the Mottainai fundraising campaign.

According to the organizers, statistics from the Ministry of Public Security show that over the past 10 years, on average, about 20,000 traffic accidents occurred each year, killing 7,000 people and injuring about 16,000 people. Of these, about 70% of the dead and injured were the breadwinners in their families.

According to a report from the Department of Children ( Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs ), in the past 2 years of the Covid-19 pandemic, 4,461 Vietnamese children have become orphans, especially 193 children who have lost both parents.

Therefore, the Mottainai fundraising campaign of the Vietnam Women's Newspaper aims to raise funds to support children who are victims of traffic accidents, orphans due to Covid-19 and other causes, children in difficult circumstances, and 10 open houses and orphanage centers in provinces and cities nationwide.

At the ceremony, the Vietnam Women's Newspaper announced 81 locations to receive Mottainai used clothes donations at 81 Aristino showrooms nationwide. The clothes will be given to people in difficult circumstances across the provinces and cities. In addition, customers who purchase products here have contributed to the fund.

Over the past 10 years, the Mottainai program has created many meaningful activities such as sharing and supporting, promoting green lifestyles, protecting the environment; selling/auctioning and reusing millions of items to donate to support orphans, children affected by traffic accidents, Covid-19 across the country. The program of Vietnam Women's Newspaper to donate used items for humanitarian purposes, honoring the largest green lifestyle in Vietnam, attracted more than 500,000 participants, nearly 5,000 disadvantaged children benefited.

The program received a certificate of merit from the Embassy of Japan, the 2017 Creative Women Award.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/chien-dich-gay-quy-mottainai-ung-ho-tre-em-co-hoan-canh-kho-khan-637559.html