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Religious organisations join hands to help the poor

Religious organisations and followers have donated more than 3 billion VND (nearly 130,000 USD) to the fund For the Poor in response to the month For the Poor (October 17-November 18) launched by the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF).
Religious organisations join hands to help the poor ảnh 1President of the VFF Central Committee Tran Thanh Man (eighth from left) receives donations from religious organisations and followers. (Photo: tapchimattran.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) –
Religious organisations and followers have donated more than 3 billion VND(nearly 130,000 USD) to the fund For the Poor in response to the month For thePoor (October 17-November 18) launched by the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF).

The money was presented to Presidentof the VFF Central Committee Tran Thanh Man on October 16 by Most VenerableThich Bao Nghiem, Vice Chairman of the Executive Council of the VietnamBuddhist Sangha, on behalf of donating religious organisations.

Most Venerable Thich Bao Nghiemsaid as a member organisation of the VFF, the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha always activelyparticipate in charity work with the hope that every person in disadvantagedcircumstances can have a better life.

He added that the VietnamBuddhist Sangha’s Central Committee is preparing for a relief aid programme forthe central region which has repeatedly hit by storms and floods recently.

The VFF leader hailed thedonations of religious organisations and followers as a vivid example of thenation’s tradition in supporting the less unfortunate.

The For the Poor month will beofficially launched at a programme on October 17 night, which will be broadcastlive on national television and radio channels. The VFF will use the occasionto appeal for support for flood victims in the central and Central Highlandsregions./.
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