Giving gifts to support 40 students in difficult circumstances in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City - The Organizing Committee of the Tennis and Pickleball tournament has coordinated with Vung Tau and Tam Thang wards to give gifts to support 40 students in difficult circumstances.
On July 4, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee (VFFC) of Vung Tau ward (HCMC) said that it had coordinated with the Organizing Committee of BizLink Businessmen's Tennis and Pickleball Championship 2026 to give gifts to support students in difficult circumstances in the area.
At the opening ceremony of the tournament, the Organizing Committee and leaders of the VFF Committee of Vung Tau ward; leaders of Tam Thang ward People's Committee presented 40 gifts to students in difficult circumstances in the 2 wards. Thereby, contributing to supporting them to prepare for school in the new school year.
Previously, the BizLink Businessmen's Tennis and Pickleball Championship 2026 opened at the Vietsovpetro Culture and Sports Center (Vung Tau ward), with the participation of leaders of the Department of Culture and Sports, leaders of Vung Tau ward, Tam Thang ward and about 300 athletes participating in the competition. In which, tennis will compete in 7 events; pickleball will compete in 4 events, taking place until July 5.

According to the Organizing Committee, the tournament is not only a playground, a competition between participating athletes, but also aims to connect the business community through exchange, sharing and cooperation activities; spreading a dynamic and healthy lifestyle. At the same time, it contributes practically to supporting students in difficult circumstances on their education path.
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