On September 14 and 16, Japfa Vietnam and its stakeholders presented gifts and outdoor playground equipment to 4 preschools in Dak Nhau commune and Long Ha commune, Binh Phuoc province.

The company's staff worked closely with the schools to create a fun and meaningful experience for the students. They engaged in activities such as clay modeling, storytelling, and enjoying buffet parties. Additionally, 400 gifts comprising milk, sponge cakes, candies and learning tools were distributed to the children.

The total budget allocated for this initiative was nearly 200 million VND. The funding was converted from gifts and congratulatory flowers received during the recent inauguration of Japfa Binh Phuoc feed mill and slaughterhouse. Moreover, employees of the company actively participated in the event, joining hands to bring joy to the children.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Thoa, the Principal of Dang Lang Village Kindergarten emphasized the school's location in Dak Nhau commune, which serves nearly 150 ethnic minority students, and highlighted the need for improve facilities, teaching materials, and recreational equipment for the children. She sincerely appreciated the companionship of Japfa Vietnam and its partners.

With the mission of “Growing towards mutual prosperity", Japfa Vietnam focuses on developing products from hygiene raw materials and maintaining a safe farm system to ensure animal health over the years. Additionally, the company has undertaken various sustainable development projects, including initiatives to support children, protect the environment, and enhance local labor quality. Since 2022, Japfa Vietnam implemented the "Care & Share" program which involved the distribution of 20,000 chicks, 600 gifts, and the planting of 10,000 trees in several provinces and cities. Under the "Japfa for Education" project, the company constructed and handed over the Hoa Sen Kindergarten in Duc Linh district, Binh Thuan province, with an investment of over 2.2 billion VND. Furthermore, the company has donated 700 gifts, learning equipment, and nutritious food to hundreds of students across the country.

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