Jugeumgong Joins Relay Campaign to Support Flower Farmers

Korea Housing Finance Corporation delivered 2,000 flower pots to the Foundation for the Welfare of the Elderly Living Alone on the 22nd at the Korea Housing Finance Corporation headquarters in the Busan International Finance Center to support flower farms struggling due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic. Lee Jeong-hwan, President of Korea Housing Finance Corporation (left), and Lee Jong-won, Chairman of the Foundation for the Welfare of the Elderly Living Alone, are taking a commemorative photo.

[Asia Economy Reporter Haeyoung Kwon] Korea Housing Finance Corporation announced on the 22nd that it will participate in the 'Floriculture Farmers Support Relay Campaign' to support floriculture farmers struggling due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic.

To support floriculture farmers whose sales have been hit by the reduction of various events and gatherings such as entrance ceremonies and weddings due to COVID-19, the Housing Finance Corporation plans to deliver potted plants such as Spathiphyllum to 2,000 elderly living alone in the Busan area through the Foundation for the Welfare of the Elderly Living Alone.

Lee Jeonghwan, President of the Housing Finance Corporation, who was nominated by KB Kookmin Bank President Heo In, said, "I hope the Love Flower Sharing Project will help floriculture farmers in difficulty, revitalize the local economy, and alleviate the loneliness of elderly people living alone."

President Lee recommended Shin Jeongsik, President of Korea South-East Power Co., and Jeong Cheolwon, Chairman of Hyupsung General Construction, as the next participants in the campaign.

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