Woori Financial Group, 'Love Blood Donation Campaign' with Participation of All Employees

Woori Financial Group announced on the 15th that its employees participated in a "Love Blood Donation Campaign" event held at the Woori Bank headquarters. This campaign will be conducted until the 15th of next month, targeting all employees across Woori Financial Group. Sohn Tae-seung, Chairman of Woori Financial Group (center), Kwon Kwang-seok, President of Woori Bank (left), and Park Pil-jun, Chairman of the Labor Union (right), are posing for a photo holding a message to overcome COVID-19.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Hyo-jin] Woori Financial Group announced on the 15th that it will carry out a 'Love Blood Donation Campaign' involving all employees of the group to help resolve blood supply issues caused by the spread of the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19).

Marking its 15th year, this campaign has been conducted annually since Woori Bank and the Korean Red Cross signed a blood donation agreement in 2006. This year, considering the impact of COVID-19, all employees across the group participated.

The campaign, which runs for one month until the 15th of next month, involves employees visiting blood donation centers near their offices and branches to donate blood and contribute their blood donation certificates. The certificates donated by employees will be delivered to Seoul National University Children's Hospital to be used for underprivileged pediatric patients suffering from rare and intractable diseases.

Chairman Sohn Tae-seung, Woori Bank President Kwon Kwang-seok, and Woori Bank Labor Union Chairman Park Pil-jun visited the blood donation bus installed in the parking lot of Woori Bank's headquarters on the day to participate in the blood donation campaign and encourage employees.

Chairman Sohn said, "At a time when everyone is facing difficulties due to COVID-19, I hope the warm hearts of employees participating in blood donation will be conveyed to everyone," adding, "I hope our small actions will help solve the blood supply problem."

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