Shing Tak Group Awards 48 Scholarships to Students in Phu Tho
Shing Tak Group, in collaboration with Good Neighbors International (GNI), awarded 48 scholarships to students of Quang Yen Secondary School in Thanh Ba District, Phu Tho Province on November 14.
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| The school, located in Quang Yen Commune, operates across two campuses and serves 602 students, including 48 from disadvantaged backgrounds. These scholarships, comprising both cash and in-kind support, aim to inspire and motivate the students in their educational journey. On behalf of the school, Nguyen Thi Thuy Lan expressed heartfelt gratitude: “We deeply appreciate the timely and meaningful support from the sponsors. This assistance strengthens the students' belief in their dreams and aspirations, encouraging them to strive for a brighter future.”This initiative underscores Shing Tak Group and GNI's shared commitment to supporting education and fostering opportunities for underprivileged children. |
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