SK Networks Donates Ready-to-Eat Meals to Daegu and Gyeongbuk Regions Affected by COVID-19

[Asia Economy Reporter Woo Su-yeon] SK Networks, on the occasion of its 67th anniversary, donated goods to neighbors in the Daegu and Gyeongbuk regions, the areas most affected by the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

On the 3rd, SK Networks announced that it would donate household convenience meal sets and ramen sets worth 300 million KRW to vulnerable households and volunteers in the Daegu and Gyeongbuk regions.

SK Networks, which has held social contribution events around its anniversary on April 8 every year, decided not to hold related events this year. Instead, it prepared donation funds to contribute to the COVID-19 affected areas. The donated items include 6,000 sets of household convenience meals and 3,000 boxes of cup ramen. The convenience meal sets consist of Yukgaejang, Galbitang, Baechu Kimchi, and Chonggak Kimchi.

On the 2nd, SK Networks delivered the first batch of goods to the Daegu Volunteer Center through the Community Chest of Korea and plans to deliver additional items on the 8th and 16th. Earlier, SK Networks also supported the Armed Forces Medical Support Group, which has been working hard to respond to COVID-19, with consolation goods worth 200 million KRW last month.

An SK Networks official said, "Our company's starting point and growth engine was pursuing happiness with neighbors without losing hope even amid the ruins of war," adding, "We hope that the residents of Daegu and Gyeongbuk, who are experiencing more difficulties and pain than any other region during this national crisis, will find courage and strength to recover as soon as possible."

SK Networks donated ready-to-eat meals worth 300 million KRW to vulnerable neighbors in Daegu and Gyeongbuk, the areas most affected by COVID-19.

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