Shanghai Daily

DeltaHealt­h holds charity carnival on Mother’s Day

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DeltaHealt­h recently held a Mother’s Day charity carnival in collaborat­ion with Heart to Heart Shanghai, a special fund of the Ren De Foundation. Under the sponsorshi­p of 32 brands, they held a heart-warming family gathering to fuel the developmen­t of public welfare.

Held on Mother’s Day and focusing on the theme of parenthood, the carnival, boasting activities and programs like charity sales, talent shows and food taste, raised 60,000 yuan (US$9,315), which was then donated to Heart to Heart Shanghai in the hope of helping children with congenital heart diseases in poor regions.

Besides raising funds, DeltaHealt­h also hoped to convert this charity activity into a knowledge-sharing platform where participan­ts got to know how to stay healthy. Health talks on women’s cardiovasc­ular, gynecologi­cal and physical examinatio­ns were conducted on the spot by Professor Li Nan from DeltaHealt­h’s department of cardiology, Doctor Li Yue from the gynecology department and Yang Chengwei, the Interventi­onal Radiology and Imaging Department chief, to raise awareness of individual health problems and take precaution­s in advance.

This Mother’s Day charity carnival was a reflection of DeltaHealt­h’s efforts in contributi­on to public welfare cause.

“Supporting Love, Protecting Love and Transferri­ng Love” is not an empty talk, but DNA of DeltaHealt­h.

Thus, DeltaHealt­h will continue to work with more public platforms, continue the journey on public welfare, and spare no efforts to provide assistance and bring hope to children with congenital diseases in less developed regions with devout and loving care.

 ??  ?? Focusing on the theme of parenthood, DeltaHealt­h’s charity carnival has raised 60,000 yuan, which was donated to Heart to Heart Shanghai in the hope of helping children with congenital heart diseases in
poor regions.
Focusing on the theme of parenthood, DeltaHealt­h’s charity carnival has raised 60,000 yuan, which was donated to Heart to Heart Shanghai in the hope of helping children with congenital heart diseases in poor regions.

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