Zero-dong leaf market for students and people in difficult circumstances

On the morning of September 23, at Ngoc Truyen Monastery (Tan Ninh Ward, Tay Ninh Province), the Association for the Support of the Disabled, the Poor and the Protection of Children's Rights of Tay Ninh Province coordinated with Ngoc Truyen Monastery to organize a 0-VND Leaf Market for students and people in difficult circumstances.

Delegates attending the opening ceremony of the fair

Attending and presenting gifts at the fair were Deputy Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation Hoang Thi Thanh Thuy; Chairman of the Provincial Association for the Support of the Disabled, the Poor and Protection of Children's Rights Nguyen Van Qua; Buddhist nun Thich Nu Phung Lien - Abbot of Ngoc Truyen Monastery, representative of the main sponsor.

Delegates give gifts to people in difficult circumstances

Speaking at the opening of the market, Chairman of the Provincial Association for the Support of the Disabled, the Poor and the Protection of Children's Rights Nguyen Van Qua said that this was the first time Ngoc Truyen Monastery had coordinated to organize a zero-dong leaf market to commemorate and pay tribute to the late Venerable Thich Nu Huong Lien, who passed away 3 years ago; at the same time, contributing to better care for people and students in difficult circumstances.

Delegates give gifts to students in difficult circumstances

At the fair, delegates and benefactors presented gifts to 100 students from schools in Tan Ninh and Binh Minh wards and 50 disabled and elderly people in difficult circumstances in Binh Minh ward. Each gift included notebooks, school bags, Mid-Autumn lanterns, rice, noodles, milk and many other agricultural products with a total value of 100 million VND.

Students and people receive gifts from the program

In addition, students and people in difficult circumstances can enjoy more than 10 free dishes and drinks./.

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Source: https://baolongan.vn/phien-cho-la-0-dong-danh-cho-hoc-sinh-va-nguoi-co-hoan-canh-kho-khan-a203019.html