(VHU) As part of the Ceremony Announcing the Decision to Recognize Tan Phu Trung Commune as a Revolutionary Safe Zone during the resistance wars against French colonialism and American intervention, Van Hien University donated two “Lighting Up Rural Roads” projects to the locality, with a total value of VND 100 million. This meaningful initiative represents a practical contribution to the local community while continuing the spirit of gratitude and appreciation for the sacrifices and contributions of previous generations.
From a Historic Milestone to Meaningful Contributions Today
At the ceremony, representatives of Van Hien University joined local authorities, participating organizations, and residents in reflecting on the revolutionary traditions of Tan Phu Trung, as well as the contributions and sacrifices made by previous generations throughout the area's history.
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Representatives of Van Hien University and participating organizations take part in the donation ceremony.
In the solemn atmosphere of the ceremony, Van Hien University donated two “Lighting Up Rural Roads” projects, with a total value of VND 100 million. The initiative aims to improve lighting conditions along rural roads, making travel safer and more convenient for local residents while contributing to the development of a more modern and welcoming rural landscape.
Presented at an event of profound historical significance, the two projects also symbolize the continuation of gratitude for the contributions and sacrifices of previous generations, alongside a shared responsibility to improve the quality of life in today's communities.
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Van Hien University Donates Two “Lighting Up Rural Roads” Projects
Continuing the Spirit of Gratitude Through Meaningful Actions
During the ceremony, representatives of Van Hien University joined other delegates in paying tribute at the commune's Martyrs' Memorial, watching a documentary film, and witnessing the announcement and presentation of the Decision recognizing Tan Phu Trung Commune as a Revolutionary Safe Zone.
The event also featured a series of community-oriented activities, including health insurance support, recognition of individuals who contributed to preparing the documentation for the Revolutionary Safe Zone designation, and the presentation of gifts to families of national contributors, distinguished individuals who rendered meritorious service to the country, poor and near-poor households, and people facing difficult circumstances.
As part of these activities, the two “Lighting Up Rural Roads” projects represent a tangible contribution by Van Hien University, demonstrating its commitment to bringing the University's resources closer to the practical needs of the local community.
Van Hien University Stands Alongside the Community, Fostering a Spirit of Service
The two projects will be implemented locally through collaboration between Van Hien University, the Hung Hau Heart Foundation, the University's Youth Union, and Student Association. Van Hien University students will also actively participate in various stages of implementation, contributing to the installation of lighting systems that will serve local residents in their daily lives.
Through this involvement, students will gain valuable hands-on experience, develop a deeper understanding of community responsibility, and translate their spirit of service into meaningful actions.
The donation of the two “Lighting Up Rural Roads” projects further reflects Van Hien University's commitment to integrating education with social responsibility. Once completed, each project will not only illuminate rural roads but also help spread the values of compassion, gratitude, and humanity throughout the community.
This initiative also demonstrates how the University puts its educational philosophy, “Character Before Success” (Thành Nhân trước thành Danh), into practice by creating opportunities for students to grow through real-world experiences, a sense of responsibility, and meaningful contributions to society.