Recent TRG blog posts

TRG International recently concluded a company-wide fundraising campaign to support relief efforts for victims of Typhoon Yagi in northern Vietnam. Typhoon Yagi, one of the strongest typhoons to impact the region in recent years, caused widespread damage and loss of life when it made landfall in September.

As we bid farewell to July, we reflect on the remarkable experiences and accomplishments that have unfolded at TRG International over the past month. July was not just another month; it was a testament to our commitment to excellence, community impact, and fostering a vibrant workplace culture.

So, what did our TRGers do? Check out some of the key events that made July memorable.

June was a month filled with remarkable accomplishments and memorable experiences for all TRGers. Let's take a moment to recap some of the incredible activities that our amazing members participated in throughout the month.

At TRG International, we believe in the power of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and its ability to make a positive impact on the environment. After a long hiatus due to the pandemic, our TRGers recently had the opportunity to reignite our commitment to sustainability through a tree-planting CSR activity.

After being on hold due to 2 years of the global pandemic, BritCham’s Annual Charity Fun Run is back in all its glory. As if we had never parted, our members from TRG and PJ’s Coffee were found on the track again, as sweaty and smiley as ever.

FIREFIGHTING & PREVENTION WORKSHOP: This event aims at equipping our TRGers with the necessary skills to prevent any fire hazards both at home and at work.

In a previous article, we have mentioned the extreme flooding condition multiple cities and provinces in Central Vietnam, particularly Thua Thien-Hue, Quang Tri and Quang Nam are facing. Since the article, we were able to raise VND 102 million (roughly US$4,400), more than double our anticipated goal.

2020 has been a dreadful year, and while businesses and individuals are still trying their best to make the most out of the current situation, we are devastated to witness yet another extreme calamity from mother nature.

Buon Mong area (Dak Phoi commune, Dak Lak province) is one of the remote areas where 98% of the population are ethnic minorities who live below the line and survive only on corn and rice. For them, going to school is such a burden on the family. Many children in this remote and poor area of the central highland have to go the extra mile to continue their studies, dealing with the heavy constraints of long distance, inadequate transport infrastructure and poverty.

On the morning of March 8^th, 2018, TRG Rooftop was full of flowers, cakes, fresh fruits and smiling faces. In order to celebrate the International Women's Day, all the gentlemen at TRG had prepared a big surprise for the ladies through “Smoothies Making Competition”.