Hyundai Construction Employees Donate 260 Million Won... Year-End Domestic and International Social Contribution Activities

Employees of Hyundai Construction and Hyundai Integrated Design donated approximately 260 million KRW to the Community Chest of Korea as the "Love Sharing Fund." At the Love Sharing Fund presentation ceremony, Kim Kyung-hee, Head of the Community Chest of Korea, Kim Sang-gyun, Secretary General, Kim Jun-ho, Chairman of the Hyundai Construction Labor Union, and Ahn Jae-bong, Team Leader of Hyundai Integrated Design (from left), are seen taking a commemorative photo.

Hyundai Engineering & Construction wrapped up the year with various year-end social contribution activities, including employees donating their spare change from salaries to society.

Hyundai Engineering & Construction and Hyundai Engineering recently announced on the 30th that employees voluntarily collected approximately 260 million KRW over the past year through salary donations to create the 'Love Sharing Fund,' which was donated to the Gwanghwamun Community Chest of Korea.

The Love Sharing Fund has been ongoing for 11 years since 2010, based on employees' voluntary participation in salary donations, raising about 3.55 billion KRW to date to support marginalized groups in local communities. In particular, it has been used for projects such as providing hygiene and health kits to underprivileged groups in the Philippines, replacing high-efficiency LED lighting in domestic social welfare facilities and vulnerable households, improving residential environments in the Jongno area, and supplying food to vulnerable groups.

Earlier, Hyundai Engineering & Construction carried out Section 1 of the railway construction project connecting Malolos in northern Manila to Clark in the Philippines, delivering food and hygiene kits to residents of Apalit and Calumpit to improve their livelihoods and hygiene.

In the economically and medically disadvantaged local environment, about 7,800 households received COVID-19 hygiene kits (masks, hand sanitizers) and food supplies (rice, canned goods, sugar, etc.). By April next year, additional support will be provided to local schools with insufficient non-face-to-face education facilities, including computers and school supplies.

A Hyundai Engineering & Construction official said, "Despite the difficult times of COVID-19, employees voluntarily participated in sharing activities throughout the year," adding, "We will continue to lead community returns where help is needed domestically and abroad, and continuously discover and carry out social contribution activities that address social issues such as environment and safety."

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