After a year-long renovation effort, the Buôn D’Ham satellite campus of Ea Bông Primary School in Đắk Lắk province has officially reopened. The upgraded facility is the result of a joint initiative by local authorities, Lao Động (Labour) Newspaper, beverage manufacturer Tân Hiệp Phát, and several other sponsors.
On the afternoon of June 9, a ribbon-cutting and handover ceremony was held at Ea Bông Commune, Krông Ana District, marking the official reopening of the primary school after its renovation. Despite heavy rain, more than 200 teachers, students, and parents attended the event to celebrate the school’s transformation.
Mr. Nguyễn Thanh Vũ, Chairman of the Krông Ana District People’s Committee, expressed his appreciation:
“We sincerely thank the generous sponsors—especially the Golden Heart Social Charity Fund of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor. This renovation not only improves learning conditions for ethnic minority students, but also provides motivation and peace of mind for our educators.”
The project included the refurbishment of classrooms and school grounds to meet quality standards in accordance with original design specifications.
Representing the beverage manufacturer – Tân Hiệp Phát, Ms. Vũ Phương Thanh noted,
“On behalf of our company, we are honored to join Labour Newspaper and the Krông Ana District leadership in contributing 500 million VND toward the renovation of the Buôn D’Ham campus of Ea Bông Primary School. We hope the renovated school will brings joy and provide both teachers and students with a comfortable environment for teaching and learning.”
Ms. Thanh further emphasized the company’s long-standing commitment to social responsibility:
“As a leading beverage producer in Vietnam, trusted and supported by millions of consumers nationwide, Tân Hiệp Phát fully understands the importance of contributing to social welfare. Investing in educational infrastructure ensures that children have access to safe, conducive environments for personal development.”
For over 30 years, alongside offering health-oriented beverages like Zero Degree Green Tea, Dr Thanh Herbal Tea, Number 1 Soya Calcium, and Number 1 Energy Drink, the company has
actively partnered with government agencies and civic organizations to deliver scholarships, gifts, and support to students in underserved communities across Vietnam.
During the event, sponsors also presented 40 scholarships—each worth 500,000 VND—to disadvantaged students, further encouraging their pursuit of education.
Placing children at the heart of its social mission, Tân Hiệp Phát regularly organizes activities for children during key cultural occasions such as International Children’s Day, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Lunar New Year. Beyond short-term celebrations, the company prioritizes long-term development initiatives through scholarship and talent-nurturing programs.
The company also offers monthly support to 11 shelters in Bình Dương and Ho Chi Minh City, a program launched in March 2023. Other long-standing philanthropic projects include “Nurturing Dreams,” “Golden Bell,” “Droplets of Compassion,” and the “Vietnamese Hearts Fund.” In recent years, its “Connecting with Love— Uplifting Your Path to School” campaign has delivered thousands of scholarships to resilient students in Bình Dương, Hậu Giang, Quảng Nam, and Hà Nam provinces.
Tân Hiệp Phát’s philanthropic focus remains clear: building a better future through education, child welfare, and sustainable community development. In 2025, the company continues to expand its outreach with new programs targeting underprivileged youth, helping them overcome life’s obstacles and pursue their dreams through education.
The company’s contributions not only provide stability for children but also empower them to thrive—carrying the Vietnamese spirit full of compassion and solidarity that spands generations.
According to Nhân Dân Newspaper
