Join hands to enjoy the full moon

In order to bring poor children a warm Mid-Autumn Festival, philanthropists and organizations carry out many meaningful activities.

Children eagerly watch the lion dance performance. Photo: THIEN THU.

Through social networks, after nearly a month, Ms. Truong Thi Tuyet, an official of the People's Committee of Nong Son commune, has mobilized more than 40 million VND. She used all of this money to buy candy, raincoats, warm clothes, canned food, lanterns, etc. to give to children in Hung Son commune.

Ms. Tuyet said that to reach the village and bring Mid-Autumn Festival to the children in the mountainous region, the volunteer group traveled nearly 200km of winding mountain roads in unfavorable weather conditions.

It is known that Ms. Tuyet is a person who regularly calls for help for difficult circumstances, sick people, homeless elderly people and directly visits hospitals to visit and encourage the sick. She and her group of friends have volunteered in the highlands more than 10 times, raising hundreds of millions of VND each year and spreading positive energy.

On the eve of the Mid-Autumn Festival 2025, the Youth Union of Nong Son commune coordinated with the Youth Union of Da Nang City People's Committee, the Youth Union of the Department of Industry and Trade and Tran Le Electrical Equipment Joint Stock Company, and benefactors to assemble a solar power system and give 317 gifts to students of Huong Duong Kindergarten (Nong Son commune) with a total value of 150 million VND.

The Youth Union coordinated with the People's Committee of Nong Son commune and donors to present 288 gifts to disadvantaged children in the locality, and organized the "Mid-Autumn Festival - 2025" at Huong Sen Kindergarten.

Mr. Tran Vu Ngoc, Secretary of the Nong Son Commune Youth Union, said that after the merger, everything was still new, but the union members and young people tried their best to call for the cooperation of benefactors to bring a joyful Mid-Autumn Festival, contributing more motivation to the children in life as well as in study.

The program “Lanterns light up dreams in 2025” with performances, folk games such as tug of war, jump rope, pouring water into bottles. In particular, the children were able to join in the fun with Hang, Cuoi, and quizzes with prizes, which made them extremely excited.

Many meaningful gifts were given to students on the occasion of Mid-Autumn Festival. Photo: T.HONG

On this occasion, Quan Am Pagoda ( Lam Dong ) with kind hearts gave 276 gifts to children of Pham Phu Thu Primary School (Nong Son commune).

Nun Chuc Nghiem shared: “With all my heart and love. Every year, on the occasion of Mid-Autumn Festival, I and other Buddhists return to my hometown to give gifts to poor students to create conditions for them to have a joyful and rewarding Mid-Autumn Festival.”

Similarly, joy also came to children at Zo Nong Primary School (Thanh My commune) when the Representative Office of the Vietnam Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Industry and Trade ( VietinBank in Da Nang) presented 267 practical gifts with books, comics, blankets, cooking stoves and other essential items with a total value of 70 million VND.

Ms. Dinh Thi Kim Ngan, Head of VietinBank Representative Office in Da Nang said: "Seeing poor children in difficult circumstances, orphans, and disabled children enjoying the joyful atmosphere of Children's Day, we feel warm in our hearts and try to have more meaningful activities to share with the children."

In addition, children can also watch lion dances, drum festivals, play folk games, quizzes with prizes, and get free haircuts from skilled barbers from the Dong Tay Barbershop men's hair cutting system.

The exchange and gift-giving program at schools not only encourages and motivates children to become good children, good students, and good grandchildren of Uncle Ho, but also arouses the spirit of spreading the warm and humane message of Mid-Autumn Festival.

Source: https://baodanang.vn/chung-tay-vui-anh-trang-ram-3305389.html