Party members and party activists in Bailing Village, Baijia Town, moved a new wardrobe for Deng Yujiao
Party members and party activists in Bailing Village, Baijia Town, visited Deng Yujiao, a poor student
Changsha, January 19 (Correspondent Rosa Wang Rui) Deng Yujiao, who lives in Bailing Village, Baijia Town, Liuyang City, is a second-year high school student in Liuyang Vocational Secondary School, her father died in the early years, her mother disappeared, and she lives in her uncle's house, and her uncle earns a living by planting, and her family conditions are not good. As the year draws to a close and the school begins its holidays, Li Beibei, the director of women's villages in Bailing Village, Baijia Town, is preparing to visit the homes of poor students.
"Petite, are you home, shall we go and see you today?" After the phone, Li Beibei brought some books and some small snacks to Deng Yujiao's home.
Entering Deng Yujiao's room, the scene in front of her stunned Li Beibei, and the flower season girl was the most beautiful time. But Deng Yujiao's room had no furniture except for a bed. Clothes and books were piled up in a corner of the room, already covered in dust. Several homework books are written on the bed, and usually you can only lay the homework books on the bed and kneel on the ground to write your homework.
After learning about Deng Yujiao's plight, the next day, Li Beibei purchased a wardrobe and desk through the Bailing Village Love Fund in Baijia Town. Party members and activists who joined the party came to visit Deng Yujiao at her home after hearing about it, and moved the wardrobe and desk into the room.
"Thanks to my brothers and sisters, I finally have my own wardrobe and desk." Deng Yujiao showed a happy smile.
In the past 15 years since its establishment, the Bailing Village Love Fund in Baijia Town has carried out donation and scholarship activities, helping more than 150 students to complete their studies. In June 2021, the "Love Micro Wish" activity was launched to help poor students, completing 21 love micro wishes and helping 21 poor students purchase books, basketballs, school supplies, etc.
"'Light up the micro-wish' is a cycle of fulfilling dreams and a relay of love." The main person in charge of the town of Boga said. Bojia Town will call on more caring people to join the team of "dream messengers", actively claim the "micro-wishes" of families in difficulty, and let the people in need feel the love and warmth given by society.