Introduction
In the golden autumn of August, we help students realize their dreams. Protecting the seeds of dreams for underprivileged students, enabling them to soar in their dream universities, is something the Henan Mine Crane Educational Assistance Foundation has been doing since its establishment in 2004, without interruption. To date, it has distributed over 34 million yuan in scholarships and awards.

On August 20th, the 21st Annual Donation and Scholarship Conference of Henan Mine Crane was held in the company's Intelligent Industrial Park. This year, the company once again invested 1.1 million yuan in its scholarship fund, distributing 690,000 yuan in scholarships to over 150 students on-site.

Wang Yantao, Vice Mayor of Changyuan City and Secretary of the Party Working Committee of Nanpu Subdistrict; Yang Jimao, Secretary of the Party Committee and Director of the Education and Sports Bureau of Changyuan City; Tao Zhongmin, Executive Vice President of the Changyuan Charity Federation; Yao Xinliang, Deputy Secretary of the Party Working Committee of Weizhuang Subdistrict (presiding over the work of the Party Working Committee); and Cui Peijun, founder and Party Secretary of the company, attended the conference. The conference opened with the solemn playing of the national anthem.


Wang Yantao delivered a speech.

Yang Jimao delivered a speech

Yao Xinliang delivered a speech

Cui Peijun's speech

Speech by a representative of the parents of the students receiving financial aid

Speech by a representative of the students receiving funding

Secretary Cui Peijun distributed scholarships to the students receiving financial aid.

Scholarship recipients visit the smart industrial park

Scholarship recipients visit China Lifting Machinery Museum

Group photo

Filial piety and kindness go hand in hand, and love knows no bounds. "Donating to support education" is not only a social responsibility, but also a deep expression of care for the students who receive assistance. Henan Mine Crane will continue to uphold its original aspiration of "benefiting the local community and giving back to society," contributing its modest efforts to the cause of education.