Responding to the call from the Party leadership, the Government, and the Vietnam Fatherland Front to join efforts in combating the Covid-19 pandemic, Financial Software Solutions Joint Stock Company (FSS) contributed more than VND 100 million to the Covid-19 Vaccine Fund.

For many years, “Sharing” has been one of the core values consistently embraced by FSS. FSS employees not only support one another internally but also actively share with the wider community, always ready to contribute their own values to spread positivity and strengthen the belief that challenges can be overcome together.

During the difficult months of the fourth wave of Covid-19 — the most severe and unpredictable outbreak Vietnam had faced — the entire country endured tremendous pressure and hardship. In that context, the spirit of solidarity within FSS was once again strongly awakened, inspiring employees to take meaningful action for the community.

As part of the initiative “Together with FSS – Defeating Covid-19,” launched in support of the Prime Minister’s appeal for contributions to the national Vaccine Fund, FSS employees united to make timely and meaningful contributions to support people across Vietnam during one of the country’s most challenging periods.

Within only two weeks of fundraising, FSS successfully raised a total of VND 101,600,000 from employees across the company.

Entrusted by its employees, FSS promptly transferred the entire contribution to the Covid-19 Vaccine Fund through two local branches of the Vietnam Fatherland Front.

On June 29, 2021, at the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Hai Ba Trung District, FSS donated VND 50,000,000 to the Vaccine Fund, joining many other organizations and businesses in helping bring vaccines closer to the Vietnamese people.

Later, on July 8, 2021, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Thanh Xuan District officially confirmed the receipt of an additional VND 51,600,000 contribution from FSS for the Covid-19 Vaccine Fund.

Through this meaningful contribution, FSS hoped that Vietnam would soon overcome the pandemic and that people across the country — especially those living in heavily affected areas — would quickly return to safer and more peaceful daily lives.

The activity once again reflected the spirit of solidarity, compassion, and social responsibility that has long been an important part of FSS culture and values.