'Child artist' Cherry donates proceeds from painting sales to support sick children

After selling 50 paintings she made herself, Cherry and the charity fund supported hospital fees and encouraged children at Children's Hospital 1, Ho Chi Minh City.

Baby Cherry shares love with children at Children's Hospital 1, Ho Chi Minh City

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Cherry, at only 9 years old, has shown her talent for painting. After selling 50 of her own works, she joined the charity fund to visit and give gifts of encouragement to children at Children's Hospital 1 (HCMC). On this occasion, the fund also joined the Pink Birthday program, bringing a warm day to 120 sick children.

According to the share, the revenue from selling paintings is 381 million VND. As promised at the beginning, Cherry donated 50% to charity activities at Children's Hospital 1 this time. She was also present to accompany everyone, sending love to children with less fortunate circumstances. This activity of the 9-year-old girl received the response and support from her family.

In a letter to the sick children, Cherry shared: "In 2 years, I have drawn 50 paintings. I asked my parents to sell them and earned 381 million VND. I have spent 200 million VND to help you and the children. I hope you and the children will recover soon."

Cherry received a thank you letter from doctors at Children's Hospital 1

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A representative of the charity fund shared: "We believe that each of Cherry's paintings is not only a work of art, but also a bridge of love connecting the hearts of the community with the less fortunate."

Phan Ngoc Minh (Cherry), 9 years old, is studying in Ho Chi Minh City. She has been painting since she was 4 years old and has created more than 130 works, reflecting many clear perspectives on life. Although passionate about painting, she always prioritizes studying, only paints in her free time and regularly participates in charity activities with her family.

Previously, Cherry collaborated with a coffee brand to organize a painting sale, taking place from May 18 to June 7. This was not only an opportunity for the community to admire the talent of the 9-year-old girl but also a meaningful charity activity. 50% of the revenue was used to support children in difficult circumstances, spreading the message of love. It was also an opportunity for everyone to enjoy art together, support young talents and contribute to humane community activities.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/hoa-si-nhi-cherry-trich-doanh-thu-ban-tranh-ho-tro-benh-nhi-18525062021144497.htm