The GrowMax Scholarship Fund, initiated by GrowMax Aquaculture Group in collaboration with the Vietnam Agriculture & Environment Newspaper, continues to serve as a powerful source of motivation for students in underprivileged communities.
On October 13, GrowMax Group awarded 15 scholarships worth VND 15 million to students from poor, near-poor, or disadvantaged households who have shown determination in their academic efforts. The scholarships were presented at Trung Trach Primary School, located in Hoan Lao Commune, Quang Tri Province.
Mr. Hoang Van Nha, Regional Director of GrowMax Aquaculture Group, presented gifts to the students. Photo: T. Đức
These meaningful gifts come from the GrowMax Scholarship Fund, which was established to support students in coastal and remote areas who continue to strive in both their studies and personal development despite hardship.
Ms. Vo Thi Thanh Giang, Principal of Trung Trach Primary School, shared that this school year, the school has 12 classes with over 350 students.
Last year, more than 65% of students achieved excellent or good academic performance, including many students from disadvantaged backgrounds who managed to excel. “Several students with difficult family circumstances worked hard and achieved outstanding academic results,” Ms. Giang noted.
A representative from GrowMax’s local aquafeed dealership — one of the Group’s partners — joined the event to present gifts to the students. Photo: T. Đức
One scholarship recipient, Tâm, comes from a poor household where both parents work as hired laborers to support three school-aged children. “Receiving this scholarship makes me happy. I will tell my classmates to try their best so we can achieve good results and make our parents and teachers proud,” Tâm shared.
Having participated in scholarship activities at numerous schools across Quang Tri Province over the years, Mr. Hoang Van Nha, Regional Director of GrowMax, shared: “The GrowMax Scholarship Fund will continue accompanying students in disadvantaged areas — helping create the best possible learning environment for them.”
He added:“Beyond supporting children in coastal areas, the Fund also reaches out to students facing other difficult circumstances, spreading love, empathy, and encouragement. We want to give them the motivation to rise above adversity and grow into kind, capable, and successful individuals.”
