Young Entrepreneurs Association and its social welfare activities

Along with strengthening linkages and mutual support in production and business, creating jobs for workers and increasing revenue for the budget, the Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association has actively participated in social welfare, humanitarian and charitable activities.

The Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association visited and presented gifts to Heroic Vietnamese Mother Hoang Thi Hanh in Van Lung commune, Phu Tho town.

The Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association currently has over 200 members engaged in diverse business activities such as banking, construction, interior design, supermarkets, and logistics. Alongside their business activities, during the COVID-19 pandemic, association members donated over 20 billion VND to support Party committees and government authorities in pandemic prevention and control efforts.

From 2022 to the present, the Association and its members have organized and participated in many social welfare and humanitarian charity programs in diverse and rich forms, such as caring for and assisting policy beneficiary families, war invalids, sick soldiers, and those who have contributed to the revolution; providing capital and supplies for production, giving savings accounts to poor households, newly-escaped-poverty households, and union members in difficult circumstances; building charitable houses, organizing charitable activities, supporting livelihood models for poor women, sponsoring charitable rice cake projects, Tet for the Poor, the "Heart for Children" program; providing free internet for the education sector, supporting the application of telemedicine technology, promoting learning and talent, and voluntary blood donation... with a total expenditure of over 18 billion VND.

Mr. Nguyen Hong Duong, Principal of Dao Xa Primary School in Dao Xa commune, Thanh Thuy district, said: “Every year, businesses and entrepreneurs in the area have partnered with the school to provide timely encouragement and support to outstanding students and students from disadvantaged backgrounds, helping them to have more motivation to study well... Recently, the Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association donated a classroom with 15 computers, desks, chairs, and other supporting equipment to the school so that students have better learning conditions, access new knowledge, and contribute to improving the quality of teaching and learning at the school.”

The Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association presented a symbolic gift for the construction of a "Red Scarf House" to a disadvantaged student's family in Tan Son district.

Recognizing that implementing social welfare programs and participating in humanitarian and charitable activities demonstrates corporate social responsibility, many businesses have incorporated social welfare practices into their corporate culture.

Mr. Mai Thanh Chung, Chairman of the Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association, stated: “In the era of integration and development, participation in social welfare activities and humanitarian charity programs is becoming increasingly important for businesses. Reputable businesses not only have sound development strategies and good business operations, but also must be responsible and dedicated to the community. Recognizing this, young businesses and entrepreneurs actively participate in social welfare, humanitarian, and charity activities. This not only helps businesses demonstrate their credibility but also showcases a positive corporate culture, while simultaneously helping to explore and develop potential markets, leading to new advancements for the businesses.”

In the coming period, the Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association will continue to encourage businesses and entrepreneurs to actively participate in social welfare, humanitarian, and charitable programs and activities, contributing to sustainable poverty reduction, new rural development, and local socio -economic development.

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Source: https://baophutho.vn/hoi-doanh-nhan-tre-voi-hoat-dong-an-sinh-xa-hoi-216051.htm