Since 2009, the provincial RCS has launched the “Humanitarian Box” programme to mobilise various sources to support the poor and effectively implement the movement of “Each organization and individual attaches to a humanitarian address”.

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To date, the RCS has coordinated with many organizations and enterprises to raise 159 fund boxes at 100 percent of the hospitals at provincial and district levels, historical and cultural relic sites, supermarkets and restaurants… in the province.

An annual donation of 4 – 7 million VND (171 – 300 USD) is used to present the gifts and scholarships to the disadvantaged students as well as support a part of expense to repair the house for the poor.

Bac Giang launches Humanitarian Month 2019

(BGO) - In order to raise awareness and promote good deeds among the public, the provincial Red Cross Society in the northern province of Bac Giang has implemented the “Humanitarian Month” plan in 2019. 

 

Over 1 billion VND supported to build humanitarian house for poor families in Yen The district

(BGO) – On March 27, the Fatherland Front Committee (FFC) in Bac Giang province coordinated with Hanoi Obstetrics & Gynecology Hospital to ink a deal to build the humanitarian houses for the especially difficult families in Yen The district.

 

Multi organ donor honoured for noble humanitarian act

Duong Hong Quy, a multi-organ donor who donated his organs after brain death to save other lives, has been honored for his noble humanitarian act.

 

Completing donation campaign to build humanitarian house

(BGO) – From October 26 till the end of November 4, the Heart Connection Club (under the Bac Giang provincial Red Cross Society) coordinated with the charitable clubs of Bac Giang Humanitarian Porridge and 1977 Dinh Ty to launch the donating campaign to raise the expense to build the humanitarian house for the specially difficult households in Son Dong district. 

 

Humanitarian deed eases sorrow

(BGO) – The traffic accident has daily claimed one life or injured a person in the northern province of Bac Giang. The loss leaves serious consequences on the victims’ relatives, family economy and spiritual obsession, especially the children who suddently become orphan and might not continue their dream of school.  

 

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