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More Than 3,500 Boxes of Sweets, Candies, and Nuts Shared with Disadvantaged Children in Điện Biên and Cao Bằng | When Kindness Continues Beyond Tết

Recently, the “Tết Chuyền Tay” community campaign partnered with the Little Hearts Community Volunteer Club and the Vĩnh Hoà Commune Youth Union (Hai Phong City) to organize the 2026 “Border March” Program, donating more than 3,500 boxes of cakes, candied fruits, candies, and nuts to children in disadvantaged areas of Điện Biên and Cao Bằng provinces.

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Trao tặng quà cho học sinh có hoàn cảnh khó khăn tại tỉnh Cao Bằng. · Photo: FTS CSRA
  • Điện Biên Province: Si Pa Phìn Inter-level School (Si Pa Phìn Commune), Nà Hỳ Primary School (Nà Hỳ Commune), and Vàng Đán Primary and Secondary School (Nà Bủng Commune).
  • Cao Bằng Province: Tổng Cọt Primary and Kindergarten School – Lũng Giỏng and Kéo Sỹ satellite campuses (Tổng Cọt Commune), Nội Thôn Primary and Secondary School (Tổng Cọt Commune), and the villages of Tả Piẩu, Nặm Niệc, and Đông Có (Tổng Cọt Commune).
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Children at a highland school in Cao Bằng Province joyfully receive gifts as part of the 2026 “Border March” Program. Photo: FTS CSRA.

“Tết Chuyền Tay” is a nationwide campaign implemented by Fly To Sky Charity And Community Development Support Social Enterprise Company Limited and the Fly To Sky Charity Organization, in collaboration with volunteer clubs, teams and groups, companies, businesses, organizations, and individuals. The campaign calls on the community to donate surplus cakes, candies, candied fruits, nuts, and other food items left over after Tết that remain within their expiry dates and meet quality and safety standards, so they can be delivered to disadvantaged children in border areas.

At schools perched high among rocky mountains, where the roads to class remain rugged and even a small cake can bring immense joy, we witnessed eyes light up, radiant smiles, and heartfelt embraces. Some children carefully saved their treats to take home to their siblings, while an elderly person held our hands and would not let go. These moments reminded us that the value of a gift lies not in its material worth, but in the journey it takes to reach someone in need.

“Tết Chuyền Tay” is not simply about giving gifts; it is about passing kindness forward. From cities to remote villages, from one giver to one recipient and then onward to others, kindness continues to spread in a circle without end.

We believe that even the smallest act of kindness, when passed along in the right way, can travel a long way.

We would like to express our deepest gratitude to all the organizations, businesses, volunteer clubs, teams and groups, and individuals who have devotedly supported the campaign, as well as the thousands of generous donors across the country. Thousands of boxes of cakes, candies, food items, candied fruits, and quality nuts have been donated. These gifts have not only brought a more joyful and fulfilling spring to children, but have also conveyed a powerful message about reducing food waste and working together to build a compassionate and sustainable community.

Once again, our heartfelt thanks go to all our partners and supporters who have helped keep the spirit of “Tết is a time for sharing” alive throughout the campaign.

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Gifts presented to disadvantaged students in Cao Bằng Province. Photo: FTS CSRA.
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Essential supplies donated to local children. Photo: FTS CSRA.
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Relief supplies being transported to people in difficult circumstances. Photo: FTS CSRA
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Essential supplies donated to local children. Photo: FTS CSRA
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Transporting gifts and treats for disadvantaged children. Photo: FTS CSRA.
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Preparing and presenting gifts to students in remote mountainous areas. Photo: FTS CSRA
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Gifts presented to disadvantaged children in the local community. Photo: FTS CSRA
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Transporting gifts and treats for disadvantaged children. Photo: FTS CSRA

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