BIDV spreads the warmth of the Year of the Horse - "Spring of Love"

From leading hospitals in Hanoi to remote villages in the Central Highlands, the image of BIDV's green-clad staff accompanying the poor and sick children has become a profound humanitarian mark, affirming the commitment of a "Bank for the Community."

As part of the "Spring of Love" campaign, the BIDV Trade Union coordinated a visit to the Central Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion. There, Mr. Phan Duc Hung, Vice Chairman of the BIDV Trade Union, personally presented 50 million VND to support patients facing financial difficulties during their treatment. These practical gifts not only help reduce the financial burden but also give patients more confidence and motivation to fight their illnesses.

The spirit of mutual love and support has also spread to the "little warriors" at the National Children's Hospital. Ms. Vu Thi Nga, Standing Vice President of the BIDV Trade Union, represented the system in presenting 50 million VND to support children with serious illnesses. In her emotional speech, Ms. Nga emphasized that this is an annual activity of the Trade Union organization with the desire to bring joy and comfort to families and children in the early days of the new year, wishing them a speedy recovery so they can return to reunite with their loved ones.

Not only focused in the capital, the spirit of "BIDV Sharing - Connecting Love" also extended to the red soil of Gia Lai. Following the assignment of the Provincial People's Committee, BIDV Nam Gia Lai and related units organized a friendship program and presented 100 Tet gift packages to poor people in K'liêt-H'ôn village, Dak Song commune. The bags of essential goods and cash were not only material support but also a symbol of solidarity, demonstrating the bank's and local authorities' enduring commitment to caring for the lives of people in remote areas.

In the northern region, BIDV Kinh Bac also created a journey of compassion by participating in the "Spring Sharing - Loving Tet" conference in Dai Dong commune. To care for children in particularly difficult circumstances, the branch continued its journey at Tien Du General Hospital. Here, 42 gifts with a total value of VND 21 million were handed over to patients in the Intensive Care Unit and Dialysis Unit. The branch also sent 20 gifts to Phat Tich commune to support policy beneficiaries and people affected by natural disasters.

Each gift presented during the 2026 Lunar New Year is a brick contributing to building the image of a responsible and compassionate BIDV. This series of social activities demonstrates the fine cultural tradition of the bank's staff and employees, who are always ready to share difficulties with the disadvantaged, helping to make the spring season more complete and warm across the country.