Recently, the employees of the Bac Ninh Branch of Sakata Inx Vietnam Co., Ltd., together with generous benefactors (hereinafter referred to as “We”), carried out a meaningful charity trip to Muong Tip Kindergarten, located in Ky Son District, Nghe An Province — a place severely affected by Typhoon No. 3.

Located near the Vietnam–Laos border, alongside the Nam Mo River, the school already faces challenging terrain. Now, after the floods, many sections of the road remain eroded and dangerous. Yet, these obstacles could not deter the compassionate journey of our volunteer group, nor diminish the strong spirit of teaching and learning among the teachers and students there.

Muong Tip Kindergarten – Bearing the Heavy Aftermath of Typhoon No. 3

The school was devastated by Typhoon No. 3

The School After Repairs

Over nearly 1,000 kilometers in two continuous days, we brought along practical gifts such as mesh beds, refrigerators, fans, and printers, along with a dedicated team that helped repair the school’s roof. This journey stemmed from our desire to share in the school’s difficulties and support recovery efforts after the natural disaster, so that the children could soon return to a safe and comfortable learning environment.

This was not merely a charitable trip, but a heartfelt continuation of our mission to “Nurture Dreams” — a mission that our company and all benefactors have long cherished and persistently pursued, in the belief that every act of kindness, no matter how small, can create meaningful change.

Meaningful gifts from the Company and kind-hearted sponsors

Sharing Love and Compassion

Spreading Joy and Hope

Through this trip, we were deeply reminded of the meaning of our core value — “Social Responsibility – Spreading Kindness” — and the company’s enduring philosophy of “Mind within the mind”. 

Once again, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to all benefactors who accompanied us in this endeavor — together, we continue writing the story of compassion, bringing warmth and love to communities still facing many hardships.