LH Provides 1 Billion KRW in Chuseok Support Funds to 10,000 Low-Income Households

On the 10th, Support Funds Delivered to Community Chest of Korea at Sarangui Yeolmae Hall
Support Provided with Onnuri Gift Certificates to Revitalize Traditional Markets and Assist Small Business Owners

Kim Hyun-jun, President of LH (left), and Kim Sang-gyun, Secretary General of Sarangui Yeolmae, are posing for a commemorative photo after the donation ceremony to support a happy Chuseok for low-income households on the 10th. / Photo by LH.

Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) announced on the 12th that it donated 1 billion KRW to the Community Chest of Korea on the 10th to support low-income households in having a happy Chuseok holiday.

The 'Happy Chuseok' donation ceremony, attended by LH President Kim Hyun-joon and Community Chest Secretary General Kim Sang-gyun, was held to help low-income and socially vulnerable groups who are struggling due to reduced support such as free meals caused by COVID-19 to have a warm Chuseok.

The 1 billion KRW donation will be distributed as 100,000 KRW each to 10,000 households nationwide, including residents of permanent rental housing, recommended by local governments to prevent duplicate benefits.

Additionally, the donation will be provided entirely in Onnuri gift certificates to revitalize small business owners and traditional markets facing difficulties due to COVID-19.

Moreover, LH headquarters located in Jinju and regional headquarters nationwide will conduct holiday social contribution activities tailored to their characteristics and deliver Chuseok holiday supplies.

Furthermore, President Kim and LH executives and employees will directly participate in helping farms suffering from labor shortages, purchase agricultural products harvested in the Gyeongnam region, and deliver them to vulnerable groups in the area, carrying out abundant social contribution activities for Chuseok.

President Kim said, “We delivered the donation with the hope that everyone, including elderly living alone and people with disabilities, can have a happy Chuseok,” and added, “We will continue to carry out various support projects for low-income and vulnerable households.”

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