With “Creating Shared Value” as its core business practice, Nestlé Vietnam has managed to weather the storm of Covid-19, an unprecedented public health crisis that has upended all aspects of life in many parts of the world including Vietnam, while keeping its efforts to contribute positive values to consumers, farmers, shareholders as well as its business partners in Vietnam.
Merely from scratch not so long ago, corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Vietnam has made long strides forward, with hundreds of billions of Vietnam dong being committed each year now by enterprises across the country to lend a helping hand to the disadvantaged people, to education, to environmental protection, and to economic development. Needless to say, millions of people and the economy in general have benefited from the generosity of corporate citizens, and the endeavor increasingly goes on.
The coronavirus pandemic has been brought under control in Vietnam with no new local transmissions reported for over two months, and the success is attributed to many stakeholders, especially the Government’s stringent control, efforts by the medical sector as frontliners, and border guards tightening immigration control among others. In such a fight, contributions from the business circle have also played a vital part, and Nam Long Group is one among active supporters.
Over the past 10 years, apart from its remarkable achievements in business, the real estate corporation Thang Loi Group has been acting as one major contributor to the community through various social corporate responsibility (CSR) programs. On the occasion of its 10th anniversary on November 11, 2020, Thang Loi Group has organized the “Heart of Thang Loi” program in Long An Province to spread love and kindness to needy people.
The program, which is one of the group’s annual activities paid much attention to by its board of directors, is aimed at benefiting underprivileged people nationwide.
This year, even though the property market is facing multiple challenges and difficulties caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Thang Loi Group is ceaselessly and tirelessly enhancing its efforts to bring good values to the poor. The “Hearts of Thang Loi” program has reached out to various parts of the province with the support from the group’s employees and executives.
Through the program, 10 Unicorn teams with each of them consisting of 25 to 30 members have joined a wide range of charitable activities, benefiting orphans, disabled people, the elderly, poor patients at hospitals, Vietnamese heroic mothers, families of wounded soldiers and martyrs, and poor students.
Mapping out detailed plans for charity events, the Pioneer Unicorn team visited and supported Vietnamese heroic mother Pham Thi Uyen in Tan An City of the Mekong Delta province of Long An, while the Connection Unicorn team and the Unmatched Unicorn team selected Thu Thua District of the province to carry out activities benefiting orphans and poor students with outstanding academic performance.
In Tan Tru District, the Strong Unicorn team lent a helping hand to poor patients at local hospitals, while the Five-Color Unicorn team paid a visit to the families of wounded soldiers and martyrs in Duc Hoa District to offer support.
Meanwhile, the Unbeatable Unicorn team engaged in a public construction program in Ben Luc District, while in Tan Thanh and Thach Hoa districts, the Rebellious Unicorn and Immortal Unicorn teams brought love to disabled people, the lonely and elderly.
The Connection Unicorn team supports orphans
There is no doubt that the CSR trips, in addition to helping disadvantaged people, have played an important role in connecting members of Thang Loi Group .
In early 2020, Thang Loi Group donated necessities to frontline soldiers at Vietnam National University HCMC’s dormitory requisitioned as a quarantine facility and cooperated with the 2030 Business Club of the Saigon Times Club to gift hand sanitizers and protective gears to soldiers working at the frontline in Cu Chi Field Hospital in HCMC, and the border guard forces of Binh Phuoc and Tay Ninh provinces.
Thang Loi Group will continue its journey of dedication for the community by initiating more social activities to make dreams of many people come true and produce positive changes in the coming months.
With “Creating Shared Value” as its core business practice, Nestlé Vietnam has managed to weather the storm of Covid-19, an unprecedented public health crisis that has upended all aspects of life in many parts of the world including Vietnam, while keeping its efforts to contribute positive values to consumers, farmers, shareholders as well as its business partners in Vietnam.
Merely from scratch not so long ago, corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Vietnam has made long strides forward, with hundreds of billions of Vietnam dong being committed each year now by enterprises across the country to lend a helping hand to the disadvantaged people, to education, to environmental protection, and to economic development. Needless to say, millions of people and the economy in general have benefited from the generosity of corporate citizens, and the endeavor increasingly goes on.
The coronavirus pandemic has been brought under control in Vietnam with no new local transmissions reported for over two months, and the success is attributed to many stakeholders, especially the Government’s stringent control, efforts by the medical sector as frontliners, and border guards tightening immigration control among others. In such a fight, contributions from the business circle have also played a vital part, and Nam Long Group is one among active supporters.
