Story of a 20s College Student CEO Donating Biz Ring Sales Profits to Sanitary Pads for Vulnerable Youth

Lee Mo, Jo Mo, and Yoo Mo, all 22 this year, express intention to donate 15% of monthly Biz ring sales revenue

On September 29, at the Jeongneung 4-dong Community Center, the university student owners of 'TROIS Beads Rings' (the two individuals at both ends) are posing for a commemorative photo in front of sanitary pads and handmade bead rings purchased with the proceeds from the sale of bead rings, which will be given to underprivileged youth.

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] On the 29th, three university students visited the Jeongneung 4-dong Community Service Center in Seongbuk-gu to express their intention to donate goods. Their hands were full of gift bundles containing sanitary pads and handmade beaded rings for underprivileged youth.

The students who carried out this sharing are 22 years old this year: Lee, Jo, and Yoo. They are also legitimate entrepreneurs aiming to donate sanitary pads to underprivileged youth.

These three close friends, who grew up in Jeongneung 4-dong and attended elementary, middle, and high school together, are currently third-year university students. Having spent a long time together, they share similar minds, goals, and hobbies.

Last month, they launched an online business called ‘TROIS Beaded Rings,’ producing and selling beaded rings with a sense of style catering to young women. They stated that the reason for starting the business was not to make money but to use the profits for sponsorships.

On this day, as their first sponsorship, they carefully packed sanitary pads sufficient for 2 to 3 months per youth and handmade beaded rings to donate. Lee Hyerim, CEO of ‘TROIS Beaded Rings,’ said, “This is just the first step of this project, and it is still small and somewhat embarrassing. Going forward, 15% of the profits at the end of each month will be used to directly purchase sanitary pads and deliver them to the recipients.”

Their sponsorship project will be divided into three areas: donating sanitary pads to underprivileged youth, donating diapers to single-mother families, and donating pet food for abandoned animals.

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