Red Dragonfly Shoe Industry Donated 3 Million Yuan

In May 12th, the magnitude 7.8 earthquake occurred in Wenchuan County, Sichuan Province, resulting in significant loss of personnel and property. The whole nation was concerned about it.

After the earthquake, the red dragonfly group quickly launched the "disaster relief, you have me - Wenchuan earthquake emergency rescue operation".

Qian Jinbo, chairman of the group, announced that he donated 1 million yuan in cash and 2 million worth of clothing to the disaster area to send warmth to the people in the disaster area.

The sum of money and materials will be raised in the shortest possible time and pported to the disaster area.

At the same time, the disaster relief fundraising leading group jointly established by the Red Dragonfly Party committee and trade union called on Group employees to collect donations.

All members of the Red Dragonfly responded positively and enthusiastically contributed to express their deep concern and support for the people in the disaster area.

Donations before the deadline are still in progress.

It is reported that after the earthquake, chairman Jin Bo sent a sincere condolence letter to all employees of the Red Dragonfly Chengdu branch and all the agents in Sichuan, expressing all the Red Dragonfly's concern for the disaster victims, and encouraging them to bravely overcome difficulties, "support is love", and the red dragonfly has been around them.

The head of China foundation for poverty alleviation has highly praised the Red Dragonfly's good deeds: "as a leading enterprise in China's shoes and clothing industry, red dragonfly responded to the party's and state's disaster call with practical action, fully supported the disaster relief work in the disaster area, and shared the difficulties with the people in the disaster area, and showed a strong sense of corporate social responsibility. We highly appreciate this.

At the same time, we hope that the Red Dragonfly's exemplary role can lead more responders, and we will help the people in the disaster area to tide over the difficulties a little earlier.