Korea Citibank Donates Funds Raised from 'Helping Single-Parent Families' Campaign

On the 24th, at the headquarters of Citibank Korea located in Jongno-gu, Seoul, Yum Yoomsoon, President of Citibank Korea (second from the left), and Lee Joohyun, Chairwoman of the Citibank Korea Women's Committee (first from the left), are handing over the fundraising amount for the single-parent family support campaign to Lee Yurim, President of Seoul YWCA (third from the left).

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Hyo-jin] Korea Citibank announced on the 25th that it delivered a modest amount of money raised from Citibank employees through a single-parent family support campaign to the Seoul YWCA Bongcheon Social Welfare Center at the head office conference room on the 24th.

Korea Citibank's Women's Committee conducted a charity campaign in February, raising 16 million won in donations. The single-parent family support campaign, newly started in 2019, is in its third year this year, and the donations are used for the independence of women victims of domestic violence and academic support for affected children.

President Yoo Myung-soon said, "To establish a corporate culture where diversity without discrimination is respected, the Women's Committee has carried out various activities in education development, networking, and social contribution fields. These efforts have borne fruit as exemplary cases of gender equality, such as maintaining a high proportion of female executives and managers," and added, "Korea Citibank will continue efforts to strengthen female leadership and balanced growth."

Korea Citibank's Women's Committee has held the Pink Ribbon Campaign for over 10 years since 2007, annually collecting donations through voluntary participation of employees and donating the funds to the Korea Breast Health Foundation to support treatment and surgery costs for about 40 breast cancer patients.

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