[Photo] Isibilsesogi Soft Donates 25 Bicycles Worth 5 Million Won to Gangseo-gu

Noh Hyun-song, Mayor of Gangseo District (second from the left), took a commemorative photo with Lee Seong-ju, CEO of 21st Century Soft (second from the right), and other officials at the 'Love Bicycle Delivery Ceremony' for underprivileged children held in the mayor's office on the 2nd.

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] On the morning of the 2nd at 10 a.m., Noh Hyun-song, Mayor of Gangseo-gu, held a 'Love Bicycle Delivery Ceremony' in the mayor's office and expressed gratitude to 21st Century Soft (CEO Lee Sung-joo) for donating bicycles to children from vulnerable groups in the area.

The district had planned to hold the delivery ceremony last August but postponed it due to the spread of COVID-19 and held the ceremony on this day.

The district delivered 25 bicycles received from 21st Century Soft to local childcare centers, group homes for children, and low-income residents through the Seoul Community Chest of Korea.

Mayor Noh Hyun-song said, "Thanks to the donated bicycles, children exhausted from COVID-19 will be able to relieve stress and enjoy healing time, even if only for a moment," and added, "We are grateful for practicing sharing for vulnerable children who need helping hands."

Founded in 1999, 21st Century Soft is an IT service company specializing in customized software consulting, actively leading efforts to solve youth unemployment issues and fulfilling social responsibilities.

From 2018 to this year, it has been selected for three consecutive years as a 'Seoul-type Small Giant Company,' a program by the Seoul Metropolitan Government supporting companies where young people want to work.

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