The charity activity was supported by the Embassy of Vietnam in Tanzania and Vietnamese businesses in the African nation, including the Halotel joint venture of Vietnam’s telecom group Viettel.

The Vietnamese Women Association in Tanzania on December 1 pays a visit and presents gifts to orphans in the country's Bagamoyo city.

The delegation provided the Kamelot Home, which is home to 30 orphans, with necessities such as rice, corn starch, beans, cooking oil, confectionery, stationery and clothes.

At the event, members of the women association also joined extracurricular activities with the children.

It is the second time in this year the Vietnamese Women Association in Tanzania has organised the visit to the facility, and the next charity activity of the association is slated for early 2020.

Vietnam attends 11th int’l charity bazaar in Beijing

The Vietnamese embassy in China joined over 150 diplomatic representative agencies and international organisations at the 11th International Charity Bazaar in Beijing on October 27.

Nguyen Thi Nga wholeheartedly dedicates for charity work

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Charity Fun Run to bring thousands of runners in Ho Chi Minh City

Around 12,000 runners will take part in the annual 19th Fun Run for Charity in Ho Chi Minh City on September 29, with an aim to raise VND1 billion for disadvantaged people throughout Vietnam.

Charity programme raises US$40.8 million to support the poor

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Voluntary charity associations, groups spread love

(BGO) - Regardless of background, age and occupation; and operating voluntarily, in recent years, charity associations, groups and clubs in Bac Giang province have appeared more and more, thus spreading love in the community.

Source: VNA