K2 Donates Ice Axes Worth 200 Million KRW to Korea Mountaineering and Trekking Support Center
K2 Ji Cheol-jong, Head of Business Division (right in the photo), and Son Jung-ho, Chairman of the Korea Mountaineering and Trekking Support Center.
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Yujin Cho] Outdoor brand K2 donated 7,101 pairs of crampons worth 200 million KRW to the Korea Mountaineering & Trekking Support Center, an agency under the Korea Forest Service.
On the 30th, K2 held a donation ceremony for the crampons at the Korea Mountaineering & Trekking Support Center located in Daedeok-gu, Daejeon, attended by Jichul Jong, Head of Business Division at K2, Son Jungho, Chairman of the Korea Mountaineering & Trekking Support Center, and other officials.
The 7,101 pairs of crampons worth 200 million KRW donated this time will be used in citizen programs operated by the Korea Mountaineering & Trekking Support Center, an agency under the Korea Forest Service.
Jichul Jong, Head of Business Division at K2, said, "We donated crampons to support the activities of the Korea Mountaineering & Trekking Support Center, which strives to develop a joyful and safe mountaineering and trekking culture." He added, "We hope this donation will help citizens enjoy safer and more enjoyable mountain hikes."
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Meanwhile, on the 25th, K2 donated crampons worth 280 million KRW to four regional fire departments: Gangwon Province Fire Headquarters, Gyeongsangbuk-do Fire Headquarters, Gyeongsangnam-do Fire Headquarters, and Gwangju Metropolitan City Fire Safety Headquarters.
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