Vietnam Family Magazine is organizing the "Sharing Tet" program.

Speaking at the gift-giving ceremony, journalist Ho Minh Chien, Editor-in-Chief of Vietnam Family Magazine, said that over the years, with the support of businesses, Vietnam Family Magazine has always paid attention to people in remote areas and those in particularly difficult circumstances, especially in the context of the upcoming Lunar New Year of the Dragon 2024, which is only about a month away.

Journalist Ho Minh Chien, along with representatives of the commune government, presents gifts to households in Pa Lau commune. Photo: Thuy Nga.

“Although each gift may not be of great material value, it is filled with love, showing the care and encouragement of Vietnam Family Magazine for the people here. With the spirit of mutual support, connection, and sharing, Vietnam Family Magazine hopes that the families will overcome this difficult period together and work with the local Party committee to build Pá Lau commune into an increasingly developed and prosperous place,” journalist Hồ Minh Chiến expressed.

With the motto of contributing to building humanistic values ​​for families and society, over the years, Vietnam Family Magazine has collaborated with businesses and partners in charitable and social welfare programs.

The program of giving gifts to disadvantaged families, families receiving preferential treatment, poor students who overcome difficulties, etc., has been an annual activity of Vietnam Family Magazine for many years, especially during holidays and Tet (Lunar New Year).

Many attractive gifts were given to the people of Pá Lau. Photo: Thúy Ngà

Previously, on January 10th, Vietnam Family Magazine also presented 21 gifts worth 500,000 VND each to students at Minh-Luong Secondary School in Quynh Luong commune, Quynh Luu district, Nghe An province . Along with these gifts were teaching aids and items to improve living conditions for the teachers, celebrating a joyful and happy Lunar New Year 2024.

Source: https://www.congluan.vn/tap-chi-gia-dinh-viet-nam-to-chuc-chuong-trinh-tet-se-chia--xuan-yeu-thuong-tai-tinh-yen-bai-post280600.html