A Welcome Gift in the Chilly Winter... Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters Shares Love with Kimchi Kimjang

1740 Boxes of Kimchi and 400 Boxes of Tteokguk Rice Cakes Gifted to Underprivileged Local Communities

Delivered as Finished Products Even If Unable to Make Them Due to COVID-19

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters held a "Sharing Love Kimchi" event on the 15th at the Gori Sports Culture Center in Gijang-gun, Busan. They donated 1,340 kimchi boxes to underprivileged groups in the area. Kim Jun-seok, head of the Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters (left in the photo), is personally giving the kimchi as a gift.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] In the cold winter that makes your hands numb, is there any gift as welcome as kimchi for kimjang?

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters gifted kimchi for kimjang to vulnerable neighbors. This winter, it amounted to a total of 1,740 boxes.

On the 15th, Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters held a "Sharing Love Kimchi for Kimjang" event at the Gori Sports Culture Center in Gijang-gun, Busan. They donated 1,340 boxes of kimchi to seven volunteer organizations active in Gijang-gun. The 10 kg boxes were worth about 43 million won.

The kimchi donated that day was evenly distributed to basic livelihood security recipients' households, low-income elderly living alone, and North Korean defectors in five towns and townships within Gijang-gun.

The Sharing Love Kimchi for Kimjang event has been held annually with Gori Headquarters employees directly participating in making and gifting kimchi for kimjang, but this year, COVID-19 prevented that. Instead, they purchased finished kimchi products and delivered them directly to recipient households.

On the 6th, Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters also participated in the "Sharing Love Kimchi Festival" hosted by Busan City, supporting 400 boxes of 5 kg kimchi and 400 boxes of rice cake soup rice cakes to local children's centers and senior welfare centers.

Kim Jun-seok, head of Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters, said, "We delivered warm warmth to those in need of help at the end of the year when the cold has come," adding, "We hope this will help neighbors who are going through uncomfortable and difficult times due to the cold and COVID-19 to get through the winter."

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