Content Promotion Agency Launches Blood Donation Campaign with 5 Public Institutions in Naju

Photo by Korea Creative Content Agency

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heung-soon] The Korea Creative Content Agency participated in a blood donation campaign to provide emergency blood supplies, which have been difficult to procure due to the impact of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

On the 17th, the Content Agency announced that it conducted the 'Bitgaram Love Relay Blood Donation' campaign and delivered blood donation certificates together with five public institutions in Naju Innovation City the previous day.

About 100 executives and employees from six institutions, including the Content Agency, the Korea Arts Council, the Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation, the Private School Teachers' Pension Service, the Korea Internet & Security Agency, and the Korea Communications Agency, participated in the blood donation campaign. The collected blood will be delivered to regions in need of emergency blood through the Korean Red Cross Gwangju-Jeonnam Blood Center. Approximately 200 blood donation certificates received from participating institution employees were sent to the Naju City Hope Welfare Support Team.

The Content Agency continuously carries out social contribution activities called 'Bombom' to empathize and coexist with the local community. Last month, in collaboration with the Gwangju Social Innovation Platform, it collected about 270 unused eco-bags from employees and donated them to be used as shared shopping bags at a direct agricultural product market. This month, the Content Agency provided about 80 idle furniture items from its content library to local self-sufficiency centers, Resurrection House, and multicultural family support centers in Naju City.

Kim Young-jun, the head of the Content Agency, said, "We will continue social contribution activities that can empathize and communicate with local residents."

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