OK Savings Bank Volleyball Team Donates 20 Million Won to Overcome COVID-19
[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Min-young] OK Savings Bank Rush & Cash professional volleyball team announced on the 5th that they donated 20 million won to overcome the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) crisis.
This donation will be used in the Daegu and Gyeongbuk regions through the Community Chest of Korea.
The fundraising, proposed by head coach Seok Jin-wook, was made more meaningful by the voluntary participation of the players.
Head coach Seok Jin-wook said, “Seeing the empty gym due to COVID-19, both the players and I were full of concern. We hope our small kindness will help, and we look forward to the day when we can play splendidly again in a gym filled with cheers from fans.”
Team captain Shim Kyung-seop said, “After hearing Coach Seok’s proposal, all the players gladly accepted. Although it is a small amount, we thought it was a good opportunity to repay the love we received from the fans.”
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Player Jo Jae-sung said, “We hope our small effort will lead to the spread of sharing in the volleyball community, and we ask for the participation of fans who love volleyball and the OK Savings Bank team.”
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