SGGP pays tribute to families of fallen heroes, revolutionary contributors

This is as part of activities marking the 79th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs' Day (July 27, 1947 - July 27, 2026).

The program, supported by corporate sponsors and charitable organizations, is part of SGGP Newspaper's broader gratitude campaign that has benefited hundreds of policy beneficiary families and students across Ho Chi Minh City and Quang Tri Province.

During the event, organizers presented 20 blood pressure monitors to war invalids and sick veterans, along with five scholarships for students from policy beneficiary families. The gifts were sponsored by Toshiko Investment and Trading Services Company Limited (TOSHIKO) and the Tam Tai Viet Foundation.

Dinh Thi Phuong Thao, Vice Chairwoman of the Hung Long Commune People's Committee, expressed appreciation to SGGP Newspaper and its partners for supporting local efforts to care for revolutionary contributors. She also expressed hope for continued cooperation in future social welfare programs.

Vu Anh Tuan, Deputy Director of the Communications and Events Service Center under SGGP Newspaper, said that caring for people who rendered meritorious service to the nation and disadvantaged groups is part of the newspaper's responsibility to the city and the community, helping preserve and spread Ho Chi Minh City's tradition of compassion and gratitude.

On the same occasion, the delegation visited the family of Le Thi Hai, widow of fallen soldier Phan Van Y, who was killed on the Southwestern border battlefield in 1979. Ha The Nhan, Director of TOSHIKO, presented the family with a massage chair to support their health and well-being.

Earlier, on July 23, the delegation also donated 20 blood pressure monitors and five scholarships to policy beneficiary families and students in Binh Tan Ward.

>>>Below are some photos from the activity.