Seoul Welfare Foundation - M Culture Company, Agreement to Support Seat Sharing for Youth Account Participants
M Culture Company Donates 50 Tickets Monthly for Retro Comic Play 'Yeongeuk Ramyeon'
[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Cheol-young] The Seoul Welfare Foundation announced on the 24th that it will collaborate with performance planning and cultural content production company M Culture Company to provide seat sharing to support the cultural life of participants in the Hope Double Youth Account program.
The foundation and M Culture Company signed a business agreement related to this, and starting from May, M Culture Company will provide tickets for the retro comic play "Play Ramen," produced by the company and currently being performed at Happy Theater in Dongsung-dong, Seoul, to 25 participants of the Hope Double Youth Account program each month (2 tickets per person, total 50 tickets) until the end of the performance run.
Youth Account participants can apply for tickets on a first-come, first-served basis each month through the online cafe established by the foundation for account participants. Selected participants can visit Happy Theater on their desired date, receive their tickets, and enjoy the play.
The Seoul Welfare Foundation, which oversees the Hope Double Youth Account, has been developing and linking various services such as cultural life and educational programs to support youth participants since the account was established in 2015. The Hope Double Youth Account targets young people aged 18 to 34 with earned income of 2.37 million KRW or less per month (based on 2020 standards).
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Lee Hae-woo, Acting CEO of the Seoul Welfare Foundation, said, "We hope this opportunity to watch a play will provide a moment of rest for young people who have been constrained by COVID-19." Park Tae-min, CEO of M Culture Company, said, "We hope to bring fun, comfort, and the joy of the theatrical genre to low-income youth through theater."
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