Dantri Newspaper and the Trangsparent Company have provided drinking water filters to pupils at three schools in a flood-affected area of Dak Lak to help ensure safe water.
The Asian Development Bank has pledged USD 7 million in rapid-response grants to Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam after severe floods devastated communities across the region.
Son Hai Group has contributed VND 2 billion (around USD 83,000) and 20 tonnes of rice to support people affected by the devastating floods in Dak Lak Province.
Soldiers from Military Region 5 have set up six field tents in Dak Lak Province to house families whose homes were destroyed in devastating floods while reconstruction is under way.
Irish Aid has committed EUR 1.4 million, equivalent to USD 1.62 million, to the Resilience First programme supporting vulnerable communities in Vietnam.
Dantri/Dtinews has inaugurated 13 new houses for impoverished households in Cao Bang Province, funded entirely by reader donations and charitable sponsors.
A new Dantri/Dtinews-supported nursery school has been inaugurated in the northern mountainous province of Cao Bang, built in partnership with donors and local authorities.
Dantri/Dtinews representatives and local authorities in Quang Tri Province on November 25 and 26 visited and delivered aid to 11 families who lost relatives in the recent floods.
A milk tea shop in Ho Chi Minh City has redirected customer payments to the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) to support people affected by recent floods.
The EU has announced EUR 850,000 in emergency assistance and delivered relief supplies to support communities in Vietnam hit by recent storms and floods.
Dantri’s editor-in-chief Pham Tuan Anh has announced a VND 3 billion (approximately USD 113,800) emergency aid package to support flood-hit communities in Gia Lai, Dak Lak and Khanh Hoa provinces.
After years of hardship, Lo Thi Chinh and her children in Dien Bien Province now have a sturdy new house thanks to support from Dantri/Dtinews readers and local authorities.
The US has pledged an emergency assistance package worth USD 500,000 to support Vietnam in dealing with the devastation caused by Typhoon Fengshen and Typhoon Kalmaegi.
The Vietnam pavilion stood out as a major highlight at the 2025 International Charity Bazaar, drawing large crowds to the annual cultural and humanitarian event held in the Czech Republic.