
In fact, the Tet gifts that are collected will help alleviate the sadness of those in difficult circumstances. Many people and families will have more motivation to strive in life thanks to these gifts. Meaningful and practical, but giving Tet gifts to the poor also needs to be done in a very cultured way, avoiding causing further harm to vulnerable groups in society who are already disadvantaged.
A story that went viral on social media, one that still resonates with sadness, resonates deeply within us. It's about a food company that distributed Tet (Lunar New Year) gifts to the poor in a particularly disadvantaged area. For this gift-giving event, the company brought along a large media team for publicity. The media staff manipulated the recipients' postures, from how they stood and walked to how they spoke and smiled, aiming for the desired photographic effect.
This is nothing new. What's regrettable is that after some people received beautifully decorated gift boxes with colorful ribbons, they found that some of the products manufactured by the company had expired. Some insist that the company's promotional goal was achieved, and it also helped clear out excess inventory. Others believe it might simply be a mistake, that the packaging staff didn't carefully check the expiration dates. Regardless of the reason, it leaves the recipients feeling quite disappointed.
In life, alongside positive things and the spread of kindness, it's difficult to avoid ugly intentions lurking beneath a facade of goodwill. Please don't assume that because people are poor and needy, they can receive anything you give them. Many poor people lack material possessions, but they have plenty of self-respect. The gift itself is valuable, but the way it is given is even more precious.
This story is worth reflecting on, relating to, and fighting against, especially given the recent uproar surrounding charitable activities on social media. Numerous instances of fraud in the organization and execution of charitable work have been exposed to the public. It's not just ordinary people; even some celebrities have hidden behind charitable shipments to profit both materially and for their fame.
The continuous and devastating natural disasters over the past year have left many people in difficult circumstances. To share the burden of social welfare with the government, charitable activities from social organizations, groups, and benevolent individuals are essential. But what is even more important is a spirit of charity that is truly for the community, genuine and meaningful, so that the poor can have a warmer Lunar New Year.
Hanh Nhien
Source: https://baothanhhoa.vn/cua-cho-va-cach-cho-274709.htm






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