With young students embracing the spirit of MAKE VIETNAM A BETTER TO LIVE, clothing stalls appeared one after another in Sóc Trăng, carrying the welcoming words “If you have extra, give; if you lack, receive.” The activities organized by Trí's groups attracted attention and warmed the hearts of many residents still facing hardship.
We grandly call it a stall, but it is actually just a rubber tarpaulin holding 1,000+ garments of various sizes for different ages, all sorted and cleaned.
Guided by “Old to one person, new to another,” clothes that one person considers old can be meaningful, practical gifts for someone else. For low-income workers who spend the year in shirts with worn shoulders or trousers with worn knees, these outfits bring a small joy filled with human warmth.