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Phuoc Duyen Pagoda and the government of My Thanh commune at the handover ceremony of the Great Solidarity house to Ms. Danh. Photo: Tay Ninh Buddhism
Phuoc Duyen Pagoda and the government of My Thanh commune at the handover ceremony of the Great Solidarity house to Ms. Danh. Photo: Tay Ninh Buddhism

Donating a great solidarity house worth 60 million VND to near-poor households in Tay Ninh

HUỲNH DU (báo lao động) 12/10/2026 15:13 (GMT+7)

Tay Ninh - Phuoc Duyen Pagoda coordinates with My Thanh commune to award a great solidarity house worth 60 million VND to near-poor household Le Thi Danh.

The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee (VFF) of My Thanh commune, Tay Ninh province, has just organized a ceremony to hand over a Great Solidarity house to Ms. Le Thi Danh's household, residing in Tan Thanh hamlet, My Thanh commune.

The house was donated to the family of Ms. Le Thi Danh, a near-poor household in the locality, who has had housing difficulties for many years but has not had the conditions to build a new house. The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of My Thanh commune has mobilized Phuoc Duyen Pagoda (Khanh Hoi ward, Ho Chi Minh City) to support funding of 60 million VND.

Lãnh đạo UBND xã Mỹ Thạnh, tỉnh Tây Ninh cùng đại diện chư Tăng Chùa Phước Duyên gỡ băng bàn giao nhà Đại đoàn kết cho bà Danh. Ảnh: Phật giáo Tây Ninh ngày 11.10
Leaders of My Thanh Commune People's Committee, Tay Ninh province and representatives of monks of Phuoc Duyen Pagoda hand over the Great Solidarity house to Ms. Danh. Photo: Tay Ninh Buddhism

At the ceremony, representatives of local authorities handed over the House Handover Decision, and at the same time coordinated with Phuoc Duyen Pagoda to present more essential gifts to celebrate the family's new home.

At the ceremony, leaders of My Thanh Commune People's Committee sent deep thanks to the monks of Phuoc Duyen Pagoda and Buddhists, philanthropists who have supported and helped Ms. Danh's family. At the same time, encouraged the family to try to rise out of poverty and preserve the house. Moved by the care of all levels of government and philanthropists, Ms. Danh's family affirmed that this is a great spiritual motivation to feel secure in working and stabilizing life.

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