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Through a collaborative program with the Thanh Hoa Association for the Protection of People with Disabilities, Orphans and Children’s Rights and local authorities, NSRP aims to help bring a warmer and more joyful Mid-Autumn Festival to children facing difficult circumstances across the community.
On September 19, 2026, on the occasion of the 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival, Nghi Son Refinery and Petrochemical LLC (NSRP), in collaboration with the Thanh Hoa Association for the Protection of People with Disabilities, Orphans and Children’s Rights, Tinh Gia Ward People’s Committee, and relevant local authorities, organized a gift-giving program for children with particularly difficult circumstances in communes and wards across the former Nghi Son Town area.

Ms. Do Thi Toan – Standing Vice Chairperson of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Thanh Hoa; Mr. Trinh Ngoc Dung – Chairman of the Thanh Hoa Association for the Support of Disabled People, Orphans and the Protection of Children’s Rights; Ms. Nguyen Thi Ha – Vice Chairman of Tinh Gia Ward People Committee and Mr. Hiroaki Honjo – NSRP Administration & Corporate Affairs Department Manager delivered NSRP Mid-autumn gifts to disadvantaged children in former Nghi Son District.
The initiative forms part of NSRP’s ongoing corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts to support local communities, particularly disadvantaged children, while fostering a spirit of compassion and solidarity during one of Vietnam’s most cherished family celebrations.
As part of the program, 390 Mid-Autumn gift packages were presented to underprivileged children. Of these, 360 gift packages were distributed through the collaboration with the Thanh Hoa Association for the Protection of People with Disabilities, Orphans and Children’s Rights and local authorities, while 30 gift packages were donated to children at the Hope Center.


Mr. Hiroaki Honjo – NSRP Administration & Corporate Affairs Department Manager delivered NSRP Mid-autumn gifts to disadvantaged children in Tinh Gia HOPE Center
In addition, NSRP cooperated with local authorities to deliver 2,017 Mid-Autumn Festival gifts to children at six kindergartens across Hai Binh and Nghi Son wards. Among them, 1,007 gifts were presented to children in Hai Binh Ward and 1,010 gifts to children in Nghi Son Ward. Though simple, each gift carried NSRP’s care and warm wishes for the children, helping to create a more joyful, memorable, and meaningful Mid-Autumn Festival for local communities.

NSRP representatives delivered Mid-autumn gifts to Hai Binh Kindergarten
Speaking at the event, Mr. Hiroaki Honjo, Administration & Corporate Affairs Department Manager of NSRP, shared: “The Mid-Autumn Festival is a special occasion for children to enjoy moments of joy and togetherness with their families. We hope these gifts will bring happiness, encouragement, and motivation for the children to continue striving for a brighter future. Supporting local communities, especially children, has always been one of NSRP’s enduring commitments throughout our presence in Nghi Son.”

Representatives of NSRP; Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Thanh Hoa; Thanh Hoa Association for the Support of Disabled People, Orphans and the Protection of Children’s Rights with the children of Tinh Gia HOPE Center.
Over the years, NSRP has implemented a wide range of initiatives benefiting children and vulnerable groups across Thanh Hoa Province, including programs in education support, healthcare, social welfare, and community development. This year’s Mid-Autumn gift-giving program further demonstrates the Company’s commitment to helping build a sustainable and inclusive community where every child has the opportunity to receive care, support, and encouragement to pursue a better future.
NSRP believes that the collective efforts of businesses, local authorities, and social organizations can continue to spread positive humanitarian values, bringing more smiles and cherished memories to children while strengthening the close relationship between the Company and the communities in which it operates.

Happiness of the children receiving Mid-autumn gifts from NSRP
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