LS Nikko Dongjeomyeon Donates 100 Million KRW to Support Vulnerable Groups in Ulju-gun

[Asia Economy Reporter Suyeon Woo] LS Nikko Copper Refinery announced on the 24th that it visited Ulju County Office to donate 100 million KRW to overcome COVID-19.

At the donation ceremony, Lee Seon-ho, Ulju County Governor, Min Kyung-min, LS Nikko Copper Refinery Plant Manager, Park Sung-geol, Labor Union Chairman, and Park Tae-gwan, Chairman of Ulju County Volunteer Center, along with other officials attended.

The donation will be given to social welfare organizations such as Ulju County Volunteer Center, Ulju Food Bank Market, and Ulju Southern Comprehensive Social Welfare Center. It will be used for projects supporting socially vulnerable groups including people with disabilities, children, elderly living alone, and multicultural families who are facing difficulties due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic.

LS Nikko Dongjeomyeon donated 100 million won to support vulnerable groups in Ulju-gun. From the left, Park Woo-sam, Director of Ulju Southern Comprehensive Social Welfare Center; Park Seong-geol, Chairman of LS Nikko Dongjeomyeon's Labor Union; Lee Seon-ho, Mayor of Ulju-gun; Min Gyeong-min, Director of LS Nikko Dongjeomyeon Smelter; and Park Tae-gwan, Chairman of Ulju-gun Volunteer Center, are posing for a commemorative photo. Photo by LS Nikko Dongjeomyeon

Min Kyung-min, LS Nikko Copper Refinery Plant Manager, said, "As a local company, we prepared this to help residents who are going through a difficult time due to COVID-19 that has continued since last year, even if only a little." He added, "We will support them to overcome this tough situation and fulfill our corporate social responsibility."

Lee Seon-ho, Ulju County Governor, responded, "Thank you for providing help during a time when everyone is going through a difficult period." He continued, "We will use this donation meaningfully to give hope to neighbors in need of support."

Earlier, LS Nikko Copper Refinery gifted antimicrobial copper door handles to Ulsan Orphanage to prevent harmful virus infections among resident children, and delivered 100 health care kits to students from underprivileged groups in the region, continuing various social contribution activities.

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