Haevichi Country Club Jeju Donates to UN Refugee Agency

Haevichi Country Club Jeju held a donation ceremony on the 3rd at the UNHCR Korea office to support refugee protection activities worldwide affected by COVID-19. At the ceremony, Kim Min-su, CEO of Haevichi (right), attended and donated 13 million KRW, a portion of the proceeds from the Delight Golf Package.

[Asia Economy Reporter Yuri Kim] Haevichi Hotel & Resort's Haevichi Country Club Jeju announced on the 6th that it donated 13 million KRW, a portion of the sales proceeds from the 'Delight Golf Package,' to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to support global refugee protection efforts, which have become increasingly challenging amid the COVID-19 situation.

Haevichi Country Club Jeju formed a partnership with UNHCR early last year when the COVID-19 outbreak began and launched the 'Delight Golf Life Package' to raise donation funds, donating a portion of the proceeds. Following last year, the same package was offered again this year, and a portion of the sales proceeds from January to November was donated.

The donation will be used for protection activities for refugees worldwide, who are facing increased difficulties such as poverty, health issues, and shortages of quarantine supplies due to the ongoing spread of COVID-19.

Minsoo Kim, CEO of Haevichi Hotel & Resort, said, "As the unprecedented global COVID-19 situation continues into its second year, we have raised and delivered donations again this year to help refugees in the most vulnerable situations. We express our gratitude to the customers who participated in this good cause and will continue to seek activities that can assist vulnerable groups both domestically and internationally."

Meanwhile, Haevichi Country Club Jeju plans to continue offering the Delight Golf Life Package next year to raise funds for global refugee protection and donate a portion of the sales proceeds.

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