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On the morning of October 8, 2026, at the Viet Khe Commune Cultural Center in Hai Phong City, HTI Group attended the launch conference of the “Community Social Welfare” model in Viet Khe Commune for 2026, organized by the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Viet Khe Commune.
At the program, HTI Group contributed VND 50 million to the Fund of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Viet Khe Commune, helping strengthen the local fund to support the implementation of social welfare activities.
The contribution will support disadvantaged households, elderly people, people with disabilities, and children facing special circumstances, providing practical assistance, care, and support to those in need of the community’s attention and collective efforts.
The “Community Social Welfare” model was established to promote the core role of the Vietnam Fatherland Front in connecting and mobilizing residents, businesses, organizations, individuals, and benefactors to join hands in social welfare initiatives. Through these efforts, the model aims to foster solidarity and mutual support while gradually building a sustainable support network toward the goal of creating “united, compassionate, prosperous, and happy residential communities, leaving no one behind.”
For HTI Group, business development is measured not only by achievements in production and business activities, but also by the company’s responsibility toward the community and society. Alongside its journey of research, innovation, and technological advancement, HTI Group considers working together with authorities, organizations, and local communities in people-centered initiatives an important part of its sustainable development orientation.
Through its support for the “Community Social Welfare” model in Viet Khe Commune in 2026, HTI Group hopes to continue spreading human values, compassion, and a strong sense of social responsibility. Each contribution is not only intended to provide practical support today, but also to help build a more connected, compassionate, and better community for the future.
