Carlsberg Vietnam donates more than VND1 billion to northern regions affected by typhoon and flooding

The donation was directly handed over to the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committees of Thai Nguyen and Lao Cai, the two provinces hardest hit by the recent disaster.

The donation reflects Carlsberg Vietnam's commitment to social responsibility and community support

This donation embodies the Carlsberg Group’s purpose of “Brewing for a better today and tomorrow”. The donation was sourced from both the company and voluntary contributions from Carlsberg Vietnam employees.

The donation will be used to repair collapsed and damaged homes, support families facing severe losses or injuries, and provide essential aid to help residents rebuild and restore their lives after the disaster.

Andrew Khan, Managing Director of Carlsberg Vietnam, expressed, “At Carlsberg, our purpose of ‘Brewing for a better today and tomorrow’ goes beyond our products; it defines our commitment to the communities we serve. With over 30 years of operations in Vietnam, we understand our role and responsibility towards the community and are committed to offering our support during challenging times.”

“In the face of adversity, our mission compels us to stand together, offering support and hope. Through this donation, we aim to ease the burden faced by those affected by typhoon Yagi and the floods. Our hearts go out to every family impacted, and we hope that this gesture will bring some relief and help rebuild lives. Together, we can overcome these hardships and move forward with renewed strength and unity,” he added.

As one of the first Danish multinational corporations to invest in Vietnam, Carlsberg has a long history of contributing to the country’s economic and social development. Over the past three decades, the company has actively engaged in sustainability efforts, limited environmental impact, and supported numerous community support initiatives. Carlsberg Vietnam has provided clean water to 9,000 households in Central Vietnam, distributed thousands of gift packs annually to low-income families, constructed charitable homes, and supported disaster relief efforts./.