'Green Dream' Charity Fund

At the gift-giving ceremony for cancer patients being treated at Tan Trieu K Hospital, Deputy Editor-in-Chief Tran Lan Anh said that today's program is a charity activity within the "Green Dream" Charity Fund of the Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper. The Green Dream Fund has the cooperation and support of journalists and philanthropists, especially today's program has the support of MB Bank.

Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper Tran Lan Anh shared at the gift-giving ceremony for pediatric patients at Tan Trieu K Hospital.

"Hopefully, these small gifts will help motivate the families of the sick children during their treatment. The editorial board of the Journalist & Public Opinion newspaper, the Green Dream Fund and MB Bank wish the children a positive recovery, so that they can continue to go to school and fulfill their dreams," journalist Tran Lan Anh shared.

On behalf of the leadership of Tan Trieu K Hospital, Ms. Hoang Thi Hoai Thu - Deputy Head of Social Work Department thanked the Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper for their precious affection and support for the families of patients in difficult circumstances over the past time.

Ms. Hoang Thi Hoai Thu - Deputy Head of Social Work Department, Tan Trieu K Hospital thanks the affection of Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper and MB Bank.

Ms. Thu said that the children who received gifts today were selected by the Social Work Department of Tan Trieu K Hospital and the Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper from among the hospital's 300 inpatients. They all come from very difficult circumstances, near-poor families, minority families, and some have been treated for a very long time.

"Through this meaningful activity of the Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper, we as well as the families of the children have more faith in the companionship of philanthropists in the journey to defeat cancer, and have more hope for a bright tomorrow like the name of the "Green Dream" Fund ," Ms. Hoang Thi Hoai Thu expressed.

Journalist Tran Lan Anh gives gifts to children undergoing cancer treatment at Tan Trieu K Hospital.

Receiving a gift from the "Green Dream" Fund, Ms. Pham Thi Lien, whose child is being treated at the Pediatrics Department, Tan Trieu K Hospital, emotionally shared: "My child's battle with this serious illness will certainly be long. Thank you, Nha Bao & Cong Luan Newspaper, for supporting this very valuable part of the fund to my family, giving us more motivation to overcome the disease."

The delegation took photos with doctors, families and children at Tan Trieu K Hospital.

Continuing the journey, Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper continues to give gifts to children undergoing cancer treatment at the National Children's Hospital.

Sharing at the program, journalist Tran Lan Anh expressed: "The Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper organized a gift giving ceremony for cancer patients being treated at the National Children's Hospital today with the desire to act as a bridge, transferring the heartfelt contributions of journalists, philanthropists and the companionship of MB Bank to the children.

Hopefully this joint effort will help to share some of the children's difficulties, make up for and share some of their losses and disadvantages. I hope the families will have faith, hope the children will have good spirits to overcome the difficulties of illness, and have a positive recovery in the near future."

Journalist Tran Lan Anh expressed hope that the children being treated for cancer at the National Children's Hospital will soon recover and continue to fulfill their dreams in the near future.

Welcoming the delegation of the Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper to visit and give gifts to children with cancer, Mr. Trinh Ngoc Hai - Deputy Director of the National Children's Hospital said that the Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper has accompanied the National Children's Hospital for many years in medical examination and treatment; and health care education and communication.

Mr. Trinh Ngoc Hai - Deputy Director of the National Children's Hospital sent his thanks for the noble gesture of the Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper.

"On this occasion, the Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper came to give gifts to children with cancer, which is a noble gesture, a source of psychological care, a great source of spiritual encouragement for children undergoing treatment, and also a source of encouragement for the hospital's medical staff, to join hands to fight the disease, and soon bring the children back to life, studying and playing," Mr. Trinh Ngoc Hai shared.

Journalist Tran Lan Anh encouraged and gave gifts to the patient's family.

Meeting and encouraging the children being treated at Tan Trieu K Hospital and the National Children's Hospital, the delegation of the Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper presented each hospital with 10 gifts worth 10,000,000 VND each. The delegation also sent more than 100 portions of TH True MILK to the children of the two hospitals.

Small gifts were sent to the children at the National Children's Hospital in the hope that their families would be reassured and that their children would overcome difficulties to continue active treatment.

The "Green Dream" charity fund of the Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper was established in 2022. The Journalist & Public Opinion Newspaper established the "Green Dream" charity fund to share and help vulnerable groups in society by connecting and mobilizing social resources to jointly sponsor hospital fees for cancer patients; Tuition and vocational training for children who have suffered violence and are at risk of violence; Building classrooms for children in mountainous, remote and disadvantaged areas; Awarding scholarships (short-term and long-term) to talented students and poor students who have overcome difficulties at journalism training faculties across the country; Sponsoring heroic Vietnamese mothers...

Hoa Giang - Dinh Trung

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