The groundbreaking ceremony seven new homes for poor families in Phu Tho Province on April 22.
Speaking at the event, Dantri's Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Nguyen Xuan Toan, expressed heartfelt emotions, emphasising that these were not merely material gifts but heartfelt gestures of compassion and solidarity from Dantri’s readers towards those in need.
Dantri's Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Nguyen Xuan Toan, speaks at the ceremony.
“We believe these houses will serve as solid foundations, helping families stabilise their lives, move forward, and build a brighter future,” Toan said.
At the ceremony, Nguyen Tan Son, Vice Chairman of Cam Khe District People's Committee, extended his deepest gratitude to Dantri and its readers:
“We would like to express our most sincere thanks to Dantri and its readership for their attention and support to the disadvantaged people of Phu Tho Province in general, and Cam Khe District in particular. These new homes not only address the urgent housing needs of the families but also serve as a powerful source of encouragement, giving them strength to overcome adversity and move towards a more stable life.”
Nguyen Tan Son, Vice Chairman of Cam Khe District People's Committee, extends his gratitude to Dantri and its readers at the event.
On behalf of the beneficiaries, Le Thi Hai delivered an emotional speech, saying, “Today is an incredibly special and meaningful day for my family and six other families in difficult circumstances. We, who have been used to hardship and deprivation, never dared to dream of one day living in a spacious and solid home. But today, that dream is becoming a reality thanks to the immense kindness of Dantri’s readers.”
Le Thi Hai speaks at the ceremony.
She added that the new house would become a symbol of hope and motivation for her family to strive for a better future.
As part of the event, Dantri, on behalf of its readers and generous benefactors, also presented 10 cash gifts worth VND1 million each to 10 particularly disadvantaged households in Cam Khe District.
Gifts are given to local people at the event.
In addition, the seven families receiving new homes were also given two warm blankets each.