VTV Union supports underprivileged students in Ninh Binh through “Computers to School” program

In their ongoing journey to support future generations, the VTV Union has consistently demonstrated a profound dedication to  for education, especially for students from challenging backgrounds across the country.

On May 19, representatives from VTV Union and representatives from  the sponsor visited  Khanh Cuong Primary School in Yen Khanh District and presented 10 MCC computer sets, 40 scholarships worth 20 million VND sponsored by the Vietnamese Loving Heart Fund, 30 boxes of jelly, and 200 shirts to underprivileged students. On the same day, the delegation also visited Gia Lap Primary School in Gia Vien District and donated 5 MCC computer sets, two 55-inch televisions, 40 scholarships worth 20 million VND from the Vietnamese Loving Heart Fund, and 30 boxes of jelly. These donations   reflected the spirit of solidarity and sharing, showing the VTV Union’s commitment to accompany the education sector of Ninh Binh, and giving motivation for disadvantaged students to  excel  in their studies  and in life.

Speaking at the event, Mr. Dinh Dac Vinh – Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, Deputy General Director, and President of the VTV Union – said: “Charity work has always been a priority for  the VTV Union and , and we have effectively implemented  it. Over the years, the VTV Union has supported many individuals and groups facing difficulties in Hanoi and other provinces nationwide. On this occasion of May 19, together with Minh Chau Technology Development Co., Ltd., we are honored and touched to contribute a small part to the mission of teaching and learning. In today's digital era, access to technology is extremely important, especially for primary school students, a time when curiosity and eagerness to explore are at their peak. With this gift, we hope to support schools in teaching computer science and give students more opportunities to access knowledge in a dynamic, effective, and modern way. We also hope that teachers and students will make the most of these computers and gifts for  their learning and daily lives. From here, we believe that more dreams will be nurtured, and more talents will be discovered from here”.

For many years, the “Computers to School” program initiated by VTV has not only provided learning equipment but also connected many organizations and businesses to fulfill their social responsibilities toward poor rural students, helping them gain  the resources and motivation they need to succeed in both education and in life.

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