Korea Toyota Donates 500kg of 'Love Kimchi' to Homeless Free Meal Center

Takemura Nobuyuki, President of Korea Toyota Motor Corporation (left), is handing over 500kg of homemade kimchi to Oh Hyun-sook, Secretary General of Anna's House, together with Toyota Weekend Farmer families at the Farmers' Hall in Paldal-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do on the 21st.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kiho Sung] Toyota Korea Motor announced on the 23rd that it delivered 500kg of kimchi, homemade with the Toyota Weekend Farmers families, to the free meal facility for the homeless, 'Anna's House.'

Started in 2012, the Toyota Weekend Farmers program provides a garden plot to selected 'Weekend Farmers' through an application process. Each month, a portion of the crops they cultivate is donated to underprivileged groups, and the year ends with a kimchi-sharing event as an act of love, making it a social contribution program.

Nobuyuki Takemura, President of Toyota Korea Motor, said, "This year, due to COVID-19, we regrettably could not meet the Weekend Farmers often, but we are glad to continue practicing sharing together without change. I would like to thank the Weekend Farmers who empathized with the purpose of Toyota Lexus's social contribution activities and actively participated in donations. We hope the kimchi prepared with the warmth of the Weekend Farmers will help neighbors have a warmer winter, even if just a little."

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