Eximbank Spreads Cheer: A Visit and Gift-Giving to Three Orphanage Shelters

These centers are currently caring for over 80 children from Mai Am Hoa Hong, a place that has recently caused public outrage.

Following the tradition of empathy, compassion, and spreading love and positive values in the community, on the morning of September 8, 2024, representatives of the Board of Directors, and officers of Eximbank visited three Child Care Centers, including Go Vap Child Care and Support Center (Go Vap District); Thu Duc Boys’ Village and Tam Binh Child Care Center (Thu Duc City) to offer support and gifts. These centers are currently taking care of the children received from Mai Am Hoa Hong.

Accordingly, Eximbank presented each center with VND 200 million to support the care and upbringing of the children and help them stabilize their lives.

Ms. Le Thi Mai Loan, Deputy General Director of Eximbank (in blue), presents a gift to the representative of Go Vap Child Care and Support Center, witnessed by Mr. Le Van Thinh, Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Labor, Invalids, and Social Affairs (on the far left) and Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Toan, Editor-in-Chief of Thanh Nien Newspaper (on the far right)

Ms. Le Thi Mai Loan, Deputy General Director of Eximbank, shared: “We understand that the unfortunate incident has caused great physical and mental damage to the children. Eximbank’s support aims to improve the living conditions and encourage the children, letting them feel the love and care from everyone.”

Mr. Nguyen Ho Hoang Vu, Deputy General Director of Eximbank (left), presents a gift to the representative of Tam Binh Child Care Center.

Representatives of the Child Care Centers shared that the children from Mai Am Hoa Hong are currently in a sensitive phase and require special care. The attention and support from kind-hearted donors, including Eximbank, will help improve the care conditions, stabilize the children’s lives, and help them integrate into the community.

Mr. Nguyen Huong Minh, Deputy General Director of Eximbank (right), presents a gift to the representative of Thu Duc Boys’ Village.

Speaking at the visit to the Go Vap Child Care and Support Center, Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Toan, Editor-in-Chief of Thanh Nien Newspaper, expressed his sincere gratitude to Eximbank and other accompanying units for their visit and gift-giving at the three child care centers on the morning of September 8, 2024. He emphasized: “This timely support will contribute to the better care of the children, helping them overcome difficulties and stabilize their lives.”

Ms. Le Thi Mai Loan, Deputy General Director of Eximbank (in blue), and Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Toan, Editor-in-Chief of Thanh Nien Newspaper (in white), visiting and giving gifts to the children at Go Vap Child Care and Support Center.

Eximbank’s visit and gift-giving are part of a series of community activities to celebrate the bank’s 35th anniversary. This meaningful activity spreads the spirit of empathy and highlights Eximbank’s role in community engagement, especially in protecting and caring for children, the future of our country.

Mr. Nguyen Ho Hoang Vu, Deputy General Director of Eximbank (left), talks with Mr. Dinh Huu Tuyen, Director of Tam Binh Child Care Center (right), about the status of the children from Mai Am Hoa Hong after being taken care of by the Tam Binh Center.