The "narrative" of a cup of porridge

The night is cold. Everyone has fallen asleep. But there are many people who are not sleeping, they are shivering in the cold. They are the poor workers, the homeless, the lonely elderly, orphans... And I - a cup of porridge made by volunteer students of Dai Nam University in the Warm Porridge journey season 9 will send to them - Give love to receive smiles.

Hello everyone! I am a cup of warm, nutritious porridge made by volunteer students from Dai Nam University.

Launched in 2014, Warm Porridge is a volunteer activity within the Warm Winter Love program of Dai Nam University students.

With the message "a piece given, a thousand smiles received", Dai Nam Warm Porridge is widely responded by students in the school, leaving good impressions in society.

Over the past 9 years, the Warm Porridge program of the Dai Nam University Student Volunteer Team has never once "missed an appointment".

When winter comes, it is time for the green volunteer shirts of DNU to "light up" and cook hot pots of porridge for the poor workers and homeless people in Hanoi.

Students called for donations and sold goods to raise funds to produce 216 episodes with 12,960 servings of porridge over 9 seasons.

I am made from the cleanest, freshest ingredients selected and prepared by volunteer students.

Many students at home have never cooked in the kitchen but still try to light a warm fire to warm up the cold winter nights.

To make sure the mixture is not too thin or too thick, students need to carefully regulate the amount of water used.

Stirring porridge also requires "professionalism" or else the whole pot will burn!

Around the fire, students confide their joys and sorrows of the days away from home, their dreams for the future... and even their dreamy love stories.

I'm finally "out of the oven"!

Ready to go to difficult situations.

At exactly 9pm, we set off, continuing the journey of spreading love season 9.

It's cold outside but here there are only smiles and warm loving hearts.

Wherever there are dire circumstances, there we are.

I came to the janitor.

I come to the workers.

I came to the scrap collector.

I come to the homeless people.

I come to the lonely elderly people with no place to go.

Happy smile in the middle of winter night.

As a warm bowl of porridge, we are proud to have brought small joys to the miserable lives on the streets at night. We are also very proud of Dai Nam students - young people with enthusiasm and noble hearts who are striving every day to spread love to the community and society.

BTT