On August 6, 2026, AMATA VN continued to demonstrate its commitment to the community through two blood donation programs held in the Northern and Southern regions of Vietnam. The programs brought together employees, businesses within the industrial parks, partners, and local communities to contribute to the blood supply needed for medical treatment and emergency care.

In the North, AMATA City Ha Long, in collaboration with Quang Ninh Provincial General Hospital, organized the Red Journey Summer 2026 Blood Donation Program. The program attracted more than 155 volunteers from AMATA City Ha Long, industrial park enterprises including Jinko, Autoliv, and Jaihome, as well as the local community. A total of 155 units of blood, equivalent to 38,705 ml, were collected, helping replenish the blood supply for emergency care and medical treatment.

Meanwhile, in the South, AMATA City Bien Hoa, in collaboration with the Dong Nai Provincial Red Cross Society and Cho Ray Hospital, organized the 2026 Voluntary Blood Donation Program. The program recorded nearly 600 registrations from the business community and collected 402 units of blood, equivalent to approximately 140,700 ml. The active participation of businesses and employees continued to demonstrate a spirit of sharing and community responsibility within the AMATA Industrial Park community.

Across the two locations, the programs contributed a total of 557 units of blood, equivalent to approximately 179,405 ml. Beyond contributing to the blood supply, the programs also provided an opportunity for employees, businesses, and the community to connect through a meaningful humanitarian activity. The enthusiastic participation and positive feedback from donors further reflected a strong sense of social responsibility and increasingly close-knit relationships within the communities where AMATA operates.

As part of its commitment to the “ALL WIN” philosophy, AMATA VN continues to support initiatives that contribute to the health, well-being, and development of the community. Through programs such as voluntary blood donation, AMATA aims to strengthen connections with stakeholders and create meaningful, practical value for the community.

One day – Two locations – One shared purpose: Coming together for the community and giving more people in need a chance at life.