Kim Wansik, Chairman of The Land, Donates 50 Million Won for Uljin Wildfire Relief Fund
[Asia Economy Reporter Kangwook Cho] The real estate developer The Land Group announced on the 14th that Chairman Kim Wansik (photo) has donated an emergency relief fund of 50 million won to residents suffering from the large-scale wildfire that occurred in the Uljin area of Gyeongsangbuk-do.
The Land Group is a real estate development company that has supplied apartments, residential-commercial complexes, officetels, offices, and knowledge industry centers for over 20 years. It consistently carries out social contribution projects such as annual scholarship donations for talent development and volunteer work for sharing love in Hupo, Uljin.
In particular, Chairman Kim, whose hometown is Hupo 7-ri, Uljin-gun, has held an annual senior citizens' feast in his hometown village and supported village development funds since 2007. Since 2020, due to difficulties in holding related events caused by COVID-19, he has provided consolation money accordingly. Last year, he donated a total of about 150 million won to all 15 villages in Hupo-myeon.
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Chairman Kim said, “I sincerely express my condolences to the residents of my hometown Uljin who suffered damage from this wildfire,” adding, “I wanted to convey this support to contribute even a small strength so that the damage can be restored quickly and residents can return to their daily lives.”
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