Empowering Dreams of Education for Underprivileged Students

11/12/2024 Views: 287

This past September, ahead of the 2024-2025 academic year, the Thiện Chí Center in Đức Linh brought immense joy to four underprivileged students in Đức Tín Commune, Đức Linh District, Bình Thuận Province. With a total financial support of 2,300,000 VND, the center helped alleviate the burden of school expenses for these students and their families.

The students who received this assistance include:

  • Lê Hoàng Vy (Grade 6)
  • Lê Hoàng Bảo Yến (Grade 6)
  • Lê Quang Hoàng Phi Hùng (kindergarten)
  • Mang Vũ Anh Khoa (kindergarten)

These children come from families facing significant financial hardships, making it extremely challenging for their parents to cover educational expenses.

The support provided by the Thiện Chí Center not only ensures the continuation of these children’s education but also serves as a significant source of encouragement, motivating them to strive harder in their academic journey. It also eases the worries of their parents, giving them hope for their children’s future.

Thiện Chí Center hopes that this contribution will be more than just material support—it will inspire these young students to embrace learning with joy and work diligently toward a brighter future.

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