Katinat, a prominent business, has taken to their Fanpage to announce their plans to donate a portion of their revenue to support disaster relief efforts. The company expresses their desire to stand in solidarity with their fellow citizens who are enduring the brunt of the floods by pledging to donate 1,000 VND from every drink sold across their outlets from September 12 to September 30.
Additionally, they clarify that the donation will be derived from their actual revenue. Their announcement is not intended as a plea for donations, but rather, a sincere expression of their wish to contribute in their own small way to help their fellow citizens navigate this challenging period.
The company pledges to allocate all proceeds from this initiative towards disaster relief efforts and promises transparency by providing updates on the utilization of funds, along with specific implementation plans in the near future.
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In a similar vein, another coffee chain, Okkio, has pledged to donate 5,000 VND from every drink sold between September 12 and September 20 to support the people of Northern Vietnam. In addition to allocating funds from their revenue, Okkio has also donated 1,000 liters of clean water.
Following suit, Vietjet Air has also committed to donating a portion of their revenue from ticket sales to support those affected by natural disasters. From now until September 30, 2024, Vietjet will allocate 5,000 VND from every plane ticket sold to help those affected rebuild their lives after the floods.
In addition to the donations collected from their staff, Vietjet estimates that the total amount contributed from ticket sales will amount to approximately 5 billion VND. On September 10, 2024, 2 billion VND worth of essential goods were promptly dispatched by Vietjet Air to those in need.
Vietjet has also extended their support by offering free cargo transportation for relief goods from organizations and individuals, both domestic and international, destined for the flood-affected regions until September 20, 2024.
Mr. Dinh Viet Phuong, CEO of Vietjet, shared, “We, the staff of Vietjet, would like to extend our heartfelt encouragement to our fellow citizens who are bearing the brunt of the floods. We believe that with solidarity and support from the community, our people will overcome these challenges and soon stabilize their lives.”
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