Nguyen Xuan Toan, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Dantri Newspaper, presents a symbolic cheque for VND 200 million, donated by readers for the newspaper's Tet gift programme, to 400 disadvantaged members of the Hanoi Blind Association on February 11 (Photo: Dinh Tung).
The campaign, launched more than a month ago, was approved by the newspaper’s editor-in-chief and initially aimed to provide Tet gifts to 1,000 poor families affected by flooding in 2025 across northern, central and Central Highlands provinces.
Dantri Newspaper distributes 100 Tet gift packages, worth a total of VND 110 million, to residents severely affected by floods in 2025 across six communes in Dien Bien Province on February 6 (Photo: Tung Duong).
Between January 27 and February 7, Dantri representatives delivered 1,000 Tet gift packages across 15 localities, including Cao Bang, Bac Ninh, Thai Nguyen, Lao Cai, Dien Bien, Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Quang Tri, Hue, Danang, Quang Ngai, Dak Lak, Khanh Hoa and Gia Lai.
Each package included VND 1 million in cash, along with a gift worth VND 100,000.
Journalist Tran Duy Tuyen, Head of Dantri Newspaper's Central - Central Highlands Representative Office, presents Tet gifts to flood-affected residents in Nam Hai Lang Commune, Quang Tri Province on January 29 (Photo: Tien Thanh).
In addition, Dantri presented 100 Tet gifts worth VND 500,000 each to 100 particularly vulnerable households in the border commune of Yen Son in Son La Province, and organised a free medical check-up programme for more than 600 residents and children there.
Dantri newspaper distributes 100 Tet gift packages to 100 exceptionally disadvantaged households in the border area of Yen Son Commune, Son La Province on February 7 (Photo: Dinh Tung).
The newspaper also gave 20 cash gifts of VND 1 million each to people who had made contributions to the revolution in Mau A Commune in Lao Cai Province.
Dantri Newspaper, in coordination with Yang Mao Commune People's Committee, Dak Lak Province, distributes 50 gift packages from readers, totalling VND 55 million, to households affected by the late 2025 floods on February 3 (Photo: CTV).
Dantri said the programme received strong support from readers, organisations and businesses, as well as assistance from local authorities and community groups.
The newspaper expressed its gratitude to donors in Vietnam and abroad for helping the campaign reach families in need ahead of Tet.
