On January 23, on the occasion of the Lunar New Year of the Year of the Tiger 2022, KITA Group Investment and Real Estate Development Corporation, in coordination with the People’s Committee of Thanh Phuoc Commune (Go Dau District, Tay Ninh Province), organized the presentation of Tet gifts to disadvantaged households and families who lost relatives due to COVID-19 in the commune.
Representatives of KITA Group and leaders of the Thanh Phuoc Commune People’s Committee presented gifts to disadvantaged households.
Attending and presenting the gifts were Mr. Nguyen Van Nhu, Chairman of the Go Dau District People’s Committee, and Ms. Truong Thi Phu, Vice Chairwoman of the Go Dau District People’s Committee.
In this gift-giving program, KITA Group and the Thanh Phuoc Commune People’s Committee presented 200 gift packages consisting of instant noodles and other essential necessities for the Lunar New Year of the Year of the Tiger 2022 to 200 disadvantaged households and families who lost relatives due to COVID-19 in the commune. Each gift package was valued at VND 1,000,000, including gifts and VND 500,000 in cash. The total cost of this gift-giving program was nearly VND 200 million, mobilized by Mr. Nguyen Van Nen, Politburo member and Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee, from KITA Group’s support.
In addition, KITA Group will present 1,000 gift packages to disadvantaged households across Go Dau District, with a total budget of VND 1 billion.
Mr. Nguyen Van Nhu, Chairman of the Go Dau District People’s Committee (right), presented a certificate of merit from the Provincial People’s Committee to KITA Group.
Speaking at the ceremony, Mr. Do Huu Phuoc, Communications Director of KITA Group, shared: “The Group’s development mission always places strong emphasis on social responsibility, because we understand that alongside business activities, every enterprise must also create positive values for the community. We hope that this support will help ease losses and bring encouragement and solidarity to people facing difficulties.”
Through this gift-giving activity, the Group aims to show care and encouragement to disadvantaged households affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, helping them gain additional motivation to overcome challenges and improve their lives.
