Hong Sejin Mushroom Farm Provides Monthly Support of King Oyster Mushrooms to Hampyeong County Senior Dining Halls
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] Hong Sejin Mushroom Farm has decided to support Saesongi mushrooms to Hampyeong-gun senior citizen cafeterias every month.
On the 19th, according to Hampyeong-gun, Hong Sejin Mushroom Farm (CEO Hong Sejin) recently announced on the 19th that it will support 100kg of Saesongi mushrooms to the school-myeon senior citizen cafeteria every month.
This donation was prepared by CEO Hong Sejin of the farm to comfort neighbors struggling due to COVID-19 as part of local welfare.
The Saesongi mushrooms, which will be provided free of charge every month starting this month, will be used for the local specialized project, the 'Love Side Dish Delivery Project,' for the time being.
Due to the temporary suspension of senior citizen cafeteria operations for vulnerable groups such as elderly living alone caused by the COVID-19 aftermath, the myeon office plans to deliver free lunch boxes including side dishes to each household instead of communal meals.
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CEO Hong Sejin said, "Saesongi mushrooms are rich in vitamin C, which helps prevent respiratory diseases in the upcoming winter as well as COVID-19," and added, "Although it is a small effort, I will strive to contribute to the community through continuous sharing activities."
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