Sapuwa sponsors the charity program “The walk for dioxin victims and poor disabled”

Responding the day of dioxin victims August 10 as every year, this year at 5.30 a.m in August 09th 2009, 50 Sapuwa staffs together with 10.000 persons of 15 Red Cross of wards, districts, companies, businesses – among them there has hundreds of dioxin victims – presented in 30/4 Park (before Thong Nhat Palace) to join in the walk “For the dioxin victims and poor disabled” 3rd organized by HCMc Red Cross combining with Viet Nam Television, the HCMc dioxin victim association and VN Communication Development Joint stock Company.
 
The program is held to raise funds for dioxin victims, poor disabled and praise the members, volunteers, citizens who take part in humane activities. And moreover, the Director Board desire to impart the message “Don’t forget them – whoever you are, wherever you stand in this social, your contribution to dioxin victims and poor disabled also bring them more faith in life”
 
The program was broadcasted directly in Vietnam Television (VTV3).

This year is the third time that Sapuwa together with HCMc actively respond this meaningful program. Sapuwa has the honour to be the official sponsor who supplies Sapuwa water for all participants of the walk with the total value of 50 millions dong.
In the walk of August 09 2009, Sapuwa and more than 60 other organizations, unions contributed over 3,6 billions dong to the program “For dioxin victims and poor disabled”
 
 
 
Addressing the walk, the Chairman of HCMc Red Cross – Mrs. Nguyen Thi Hue highly appreciated the hearts of sponsors, especially Sapuwa Company who has joined in the activity for many years.
 
This is the meaningfully humane activity so as to help and mollify partly the unfortunate pain of dioxin victims and poor disabled. The money collected from sponsors, humane individuals and TV viewers shall send to HCMc Red Cross to help dioxin victims and poor disabled to overcome the destiny and rise up in the life.

Nguyen Thi Xuan Lan
SAPUWA Administration and Organisation Dept.