Back To The 80s: President's Doted Wife novel Chapter 1008

Chapter 1008: Chapter 1009: Donation Requests Piling Up

At school, Cheng Su was feeling a bit down, and this would have been fine, but as soon as she got back to the community, someone stopped her about the donations.

It wasn’t for anything else, just to respond to the activity of respecting and caring for the elderly, bringing warmth to the five-guarantee households, and asking everyone to donate.

"The more, the better. If you have money, donate money; if you don’t, donate goods. It’s all about love for the elderly. Contribute as you feel." The one holding the donation box was Sister-in-law Gao, Gao Linbing’s wife.

What are the chances, a fundraising cluster!

Cheng Su had just dealt with the "forced big donation" matter, was already feeling a bit irritated, and now hearing this, her heart skipped a beat.

"Is there a mandatory minimum amount to donate?" Cheng Su asked with a smile.

Better to ask clearly, otherwise if she donated too little, who knows if someone might call her stingy.

"It’s all up to you; you can donate ten to several tens if you want, or just a few dollars, or even donate goods. No mandatory amount!" Sister-in-law Gao replied with a smile.

"How much did you donate, Sister-in-law? I’ll donate the same as you!" Cheng Su asked, meaning not to make a show of herself.

Sister-in-law Gao was about to reply when someone interjected, saying, "Oh come on, Sister-in-law Qi, how can Sister-in-law Gao compare with you? You’re doing big business, making money every day, of course, you should donate more, right, everyone?"

With these words, both Cheng Su and Sister-in-law Gao’s faces changed. Cheng Su was annoyed; here we go again, just because she makes more money, she’s a target!

Sister-in-law Gao felt awkward and a bit annoyed, glancing at the spouse, clearly displeased.

Everyone seeing this broke into laughter: "Sister-in-law Qi always takes jokes so seriously."

The spouse slinked away in embarrassment.

Cheng Su then said, "It’s a good thing to bring warmth to the five-guarantee households. This is my personal donation. Later, I’ll have the company send a batch of jam as a token of our company’s love for the elderly. Sister-in-law Gao, later give me a count, allocate one bottle per household for me. And give me a date for the delivery, so I can plan accordingly."

"Oh, that would be lovely, then I’ll get back to you with the tally?" Sister-in-law Gao knew about those jams; they were quite expensive, even the cheapest pineapple jam cost a dollar a pound, how could those five-guarantee households be willing to eat it?

But Cheng Su had the company donate a batch, although it was under the company’s name, it was actually also her personal intention.