Responding to the call of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, numerous agencies, businesses, organizations, and individuals from both within and outside the country have extended their support through the Central Relief Mobilization Committee. As of 5:00 PM on September 19th, the committee’s bank account had received a total of VND 1,495 billion in donations for flood-affected people.
The Central Relief Mobilization Committee continues to update and publicly disclose the list of supporting organizations and individuals on various media platforms. Currently, the list of transactions through the Vietcombank account has been updated until September 14th, while the Vietinbank account information is up to September 15th.
According to data provided by the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF), based on the content of the money transfers, several securities companies appeared on the transaction list, including SSI Securities Corporation, which contributed VND 10,460,780,225 (over VND 10.4 billion). The transaction was made on September 13th through a Vietcombank account with the description: “SSI Securities Corporation sponsors the recovery of Yagi storm disaster.”
SSI Securities Corporation is currently the largest donor on the VFF’s list as of September 15th.
On their website, SSI Securities stated that the “SSI People” fund has mobilized contributions from all its employees to support people affected by Storm Yagi. This is Phase 1 of their disaster relief program, aiming to provide immediate assistance to those in need. In the next phase, SSI will continue to implement activities to support the reconstruction of livelihoods and infrastructure, helping people regain stability after the disaster.
Additionally, Tien Phong Securities (TPS) and its labor union contributed VND 300 million through their Vietcombank account. The labor union of Vina Securities (VNSC by Finhay) donated nearly VND 53 million.
Viet Thanh Securities Joint Stock Company offered VND 30 million with the message: “VIET THANH SECURITIES JOINT STOCK COMPANY SUPPORTS FELLOW CITIZENS IN PROVINCES AND CITIES AFFECTED BY STORM NO. 3 YAGI.”
Thanh Cong Securities contributed VND 25 million through their Vietcombank account with the message: “THANH CONG SECURITIES SUPPORTS FELLOW CITIZENS AFFECTED BY STORM YAGI.”
The Saigon branch of Mirae Asset Securities provided support worth VND 6.8 million to help people affected by floods and landslides in Northern Vietnam.
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