Silicon Works' Sharing Activities for Low-Income Households

Silicon Works Daejeon Campus View

[Asia Economy Reporter Dongwoo Lee] Silicon Works announced on the 17th that it conducted sharing activities for low-income households near its domestic business sites in Yangjae, Seoul, and Daejeon.

Silicon Works plans to deliver 6,000 briquettes to vulnerable households in Yangjae-dong through the nonprofit organization ‘Sarang-ui Yeontan Nanum Undong’ this month and install two latest water purifiers at Jaehyewon, a child welfare facility in Daejeon.

To celebrate Christmas, on the 24th, the company will gift sneakers worth approximately 6 million KRW to about 40 children, including preschoolers.

Since 2018, the company’s employees have continuously participated in various volunteer activities supporting the local community, such as ‘Sarang-ui Kimjang Nanugi’ (sharing kimchi), ‘briquette delivery,’ and ‘free meal service.’

Son Bo-ik, CEO of Silicon Works, said, “I hope this small contribution helps our neighbors in need have a warm year-end and New Year holiday. The company will continue to fulfill its social responsibilities and pursue sustainable growth together with our customers.”

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