Hanoi, June 01, 2020 - Dow Chemical Vietnam LLC (Dow Vietnam) donated the necessary medical supplies to the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases, including: 1,000 pieces of 3M medical masks and 60 four-liter cans of hand sanitizers, which are worth over VND 100 million. This grant project was implemented by the Project Office of the Resources Exchange International Organization (REI) in Vietnam through the connection of the People's Aid Coordinating Committee (PACCOM) with Dow Vietnam. This is a meaningful program, with the desire to support the frontline hospitals to prevent and fight against Covid-19, helping the community health resilience and to join hands with the whole country efforts to effectively prevent and control Covid-19.
Next, on Friday, June 05, 2020, Dow Vietnam and REI will continue the program to donate necessary medical supplies including: 300 sets of medical protective gear (one medical cap, surgical coverall, gloves, surgical mask, safety glasses, and medical shoe cover) and 550 pieces of 3M medical masks with a total value of more than VND 90 million to Dong Nai General Hospital.
Mr. Ekkasit Lakkananithiphan, General Director of Dow Vietnam said, “Dow has been to Vietnam since 1995. Our vision is to become a key partner of the country’s economic growth by providing Dow’s new innovative, green and environment-friendly technologies and a caring member of the Vietnamese community for the long term to improve the well-being of community in a sustainable way. We expect that the donation of personal protective equipment will help Vietnam successfully contain Covid-19.”
Dr. Le Van Dung – Vice President of the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases said, "The National Hospital for Tropical Diseases would like to thank the encouragement, joining hands efforts of charity and medical supplies support of Dow Vietnam and REI organization.”
Ceremony of hand-over the donation to National Hospital for Tropical Diseases
Ms. Tran Phuong Lien, the Head of Project of International Resources Exchange (REI) in Vietnam said, "REI organization is pleased to partner with Dow Vietnam to implement this meaningful charity program. We would also like to express our sincere thanks to leaders of PACCOM, the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases and Dong Nai General Hospital for their support and favorable conditions for the smooth implementation of the program. Taking this opportunity, we expect that REI will become a reliable partner in the long-term medical charity programs in Vietnam”.
Dow Vietnam - Rohm and Haas Dong Nai Plant employees handed over 120 parcels of gift to local district Trade Union
In addition, Dow Vietnam Team is also looking for ways to continue supporting their colleagues, neighbors and nations in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and easing the negative impacts as follows:
120 parcels of gift preparation to donate to the underprivileged and workers
Dow has been present in Vietnam since 1995. Dow Vietnam has implemented a diversity of programs in 2019 in order to maximize community, environmental and economic values for better people’s lives. In particular, these initiatives include the first asphalt road using recycled plastics in Vietnam; Beach clean-up activity in Vung Tau Beach with the participation of more than 450 people. The activity motivated the participants, their families and friends as well as the community in protecting the environment, sorting out waste at source and keeping the plastics waste out of the environment. In addition, Dow Vietnam also implemented “Dow Vietnam STEM Education Program”, “Building the Workforce of Tomorrow” and Donation to Vinh Thanh 2 Primary School in Nhon Trach, Dong Nai./.
MIDLAND, Mich. - March 23, 2020 - Dow (NYSE: DOW) today announced a commitment of $3 million to help fund COVID-19 relief efforts with donations going towards global relief organizations, as well as non-profits in communities where Dow operates. In addition, the Company announced it has begun producing hand sanitizer at its manufacturing site in Stade, Germany, and is repurposing an existing facility to produce hand sanitizer in the U.S., as well.
A big recognition of Dow's continued efforts in Vietnam for economic growth & sustainable community.
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