Upholding the Vietnamese tradition of solidarity, compassion, and mutual support, Mavin Group – whose high-tech pig farm Mavin Anh Son is located in Nhan Hoa Commune, Nghe An Province – has donated VND 10 million to support local residents heavily affected by Typhoon Wipha.
During the recent prolonged flooding, Nhan Hoa Commune was among the hardest-hit areas, suffering deep inundation that severely impacted the lives and livelihoods of many households. In response, Mavin’s leadership proactively proposed allocating support from the Group’s Charity Fund to promptly share difficulties with the local community.
Residents of Nhan Hoa Commune, formerly Anh Son District, evacuate to avoid flooding on the night of July 23. Photo: VNExpress
On the morning of July 29, 2025, Mavin representatives, in coordination with local authorities, handed over the financial support to the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Nhan Hoa Commune. This fund will be used to provide direct assistance to the most disadvantaged households suffering severe losses caused by the floods.
From left to right: Mr. Luc – Chairman of the People’s Committee of Nhan Hoa Commune, Chairman of the Commune’s Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, representative of Mavin Group, Vice Chairman of the Commune’s Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee – Secretary of the Commune Youth Union.
The donation ceremony took place in a warm and heartfelt atmosphere, with the participation of representatives from Nhan Hoa Commune’s authorities, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, and Mavin staff. This was not only a charitable activity providing material aid but also a gesture of solidarity, connecting the company with the community where it lives, works, and grows together.
Mavin has always defined its growth hand in hand with social and community responsibility. Over more than 20 years of establishment and development, the Group has implemented numerous charitable and social welfare activities across Vietnam. Practical actions like those in Nhan Hoa reaffirm Mavin’s deep humanitarian spirit and long-term commitment to sustainable development for people and communities.