"1000 Trays of Eggs, 30,000 Eggs Going to Meet Neighbors" ... Gyeongbuk Yeongju Poultry Farmers' Community Sharing

Egg Self-Sufficiency Fund Management Committee Donates 'Protein-Rich' Eggs to Yeongju City

The Gyeongbuk Yeongju Egg Self-Support Fund Management Committee donated 1,000 trays of eggs to Yeongju City on the 26th, asking to take care of the health of neighbors in need.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] “1,000 trays of eggs. 30,000 eggs are on their way to meet you now.”

With 30 eggs per tray, 30,000 eggs were stacked and appeared in the neighborhood. Eggs, which seem cheap and common in everyday life, are a valuable gift when you consider the protein energy and love contained in each egg, so they deserve more than just a glance as a donation.

The Egg Self-Governing Fund Management Committee of Yeongju, Gyeongbuk, entrusted 1,000 trays of eggs to Yeongju City on the 26th, asking to take care of the health of neighbors in need.

The committee is composed of members of the Korea Poultry Association Yeongju Branch.

Last year, they also donated 1,000 trays of eggs to help vulnerable groups struggling due to COVID-19.

The 1,000 trays of eggs for “sharing” are scheduled to be delivered to five places, including lunchbox delivery services and free meal centers for low-income families.

At the delivery ceremony, Hwang Jang-gyu, head of the Korea Poultry Association Yeongju Branch, said, “We hope that by gathering the hearts of 40 members and sharing again, it will help our neighbors in need to have a healthy winter.”

Jung Bong-yeol, director of Yeongju City Welfare Policy Division, said, “We deeply thank the Egg Self-Governing Fund Management Committee and the members of the Korea Poultry Association who practice sharing health and happiness with eggs, a nutritious complete food.”

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