The programme aims to promote humanitarianvalues in society, creating chances for all to show respect and gratitudetowards older generations and those who make contributions to the community,contributing to building good habit for youngsters and children, as well asforming a fund for the construction of works supporting needy people.
Addressing the launching ceremony, StandingSecretary of the HCYU Central Committee and President of the VietnameseStudents’ Association Bui Quang Huy said that “#Thank you Vietnam” is part of amovement to spread “one piece of good news each day and one good story eachweek”.
Making the best use of social media, theprogramme hopes to create an environment for youngsters and children toexpressed thankfulness to good things around them, building a positive livingattitude, thus spreading good and humanitarian values among them as well as inentire society, said Huy, adding that it is also expected to multiply thethank-you culture in the community.
People who are interested in the programmecan join it at www.thankyouvietnam.com.vn,or sending a music message to their beloved ones through the website, which canbe shared in social networks.
By joining the programme, users willcontribute to a fund for the needy. The programme expects to raise 5 billionVND (216,519 USD) to build 60 houses for the needy./.
VNA