——Mainland Aviation Star (HXQC) donates daily necessities to Gansu Qingshuo Public Welfare Development Center Recently, Beijing Mainland Aviation Star Quality Certification Center (HXQC) donated 3422 yuan worth of rice, flour, edible oil and other daily necessities to Gansu Qingshuo Public Welfare Development Center to support the living security of frontline desertification control volunteers. This year marks the 26th anniversary of HXQC's establishment, which is another pragmatic move by the company to fulfill its social responsibility and participate in the construction of ecological civilization. On September 22nd, this batch of materials carrying HXQC's intentions was purchased in Minqin County, Wuwei City, Gansu Province and directly delivered to the volunteer camp of Sifangdun Sand Control Base. At present, it is the critical season for afforestation in autumn, and volunteers from all over the country are gradually entering, digging pits, planting seedlings, watering, and adding new green to the windproof and sand fixing edge forest at the intersection of Tengger and Badain Jaran deserts. Rice, flour, and oil are the most basic necessities of life and the most practical logistical support - allowing volunteers who come from afar to have a hot meal is HXQC's most direct support for the front line of desertification control. Considering that the HXQC team is located in Beijing and it is difficult for them to go to the site in person, the donation was made through a "local procurement and settlement based on facts" approach: HXQC funded the donation, and Qingsuo Public Welfare completed the procurement from its long-term cooperative local supplier in Minqin and sent it directly to the volunteer camp, where both parties settled based on facts. Familiar channels, fresh supplies, and the shortest delivery path not only save the loss of long-distance transportation, but also make every penny of the donation go to the right end. Before and after the donation, HXQC staff assistant Liu Wang Siyao had multiple communications with the executive director of Qingsuo Public Welfare, Ma Junhe, to verify the number of volunteers, camp needs, and material specifications, ensuring that the procurement list was in line with the actual situation on the front line. Ma Junhe expressed gratitude for HXQC's good deeds and introduced the recent progress in desertification control. Base personnel transport materials Volunteers plant trees in the desert The Gansu Qingshuo Public Welfare Development Center was initiated in 2006 and registered with the Gansu Provincial Department of Civil Affairs in 2020. Its workplace is located in Minqin County, one of the four major sources of sandstorms in China. For the past 20 years, the center has adhered to youth led volunteer service, driving over 100000 volunteers to participate in desertification control. It has planted more than 90000 acres of windproof and sand fixing lock edge forests in the key areas of the "Hexi Corridor Taklamakan Desert Edge Strike", with a survival rate of over 85%. Wild animals such as sand foxes, tiger weasels, yellow sheep, and wild chickens have reappeared in the forest areas. Its long-term "Volunteer Oasis Action" has won the Silver Award in the 2nd China Youth Volunteer Service Project Competition and the "Four 100" Best Volunteer Service Project Award for National Lei Feng Volunteer Service. HXQC has always adhered to the values of fairness, love, and responsibility, and regards fulfilling social responsibility as an important component of corporate development. This donation is not only a material support of 3422 yuan, but also a spiritual recognition from the enterprise - it lets volunteers who are sticking to the front line in the desert know that their sweat is seen and remembered. Sand control personnel guard the oasis in the desert, while we uphold professionalism and reputation in our own industry. 26 years and 20 years are the same kind of long termism. In the future, HXQC will continue to practice social responsibility through practical actions, explore organizing employee volunteers to visit Minqin, participate in tree planting, green protection, and ecological research, and contribute more to building a strong ecological security barrier in the western region.
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