Gyeongbuk Province Consoles Saiseo Customers and Uljin Wildfire Victim Farmers

One-for-One Donation Method... 24 Million KRW Worth of Identical Items Purchased from Saiseo

Participating Farms Also Voluntarily Donate Goods Worth 5.7 Million KRW and 2 Million KRW in Cash Contributions

They are taking a commemorative photo after the delivery ceremony of donation items from Uljin prepared by the Gyeongbuk Province shopping mall 'Saiseo'.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Dongguk Lee] Gyeongbuk Province held a donation ceremony for the One-for-One (1for1) donation items prepared by the official agricultural specialty product shopping mall ‘Saiso’ for the residents of Uljin, who suffered great damage from the large-scale disaster-level wildfire on the 31st of last month.

※One-for-One (1for1) Donation: A participatory donation method that combines consumption and donation

At the ceremony, 875 products worth approximately 23.57 million KRW, which customers purchased from a special planning section within Saiso offering products immediately consumable by disaster victims since the 14th of last month, were donated.

These donated items were collected through the One-for-One donation method, where consumers purchase the same products on Saiso under the buyer’s name and donate them to the disaster victims, accumulating goods worth about 17.885 million KRW. Additionally, farmers registered with Saiso also participated in the donation campaign, contributing 170 items worth approximately 5.68 million KRW.

Including the first batch of goods worth 5.4 million KRW delivered on the 18th of last month, the total value of items delivered to the victims of the Uljin wildfire through this One-for-One donation event at Saiso reached approximately 24.103 million KRW.

Moreover, the Saiso Registered Farmers Council (Chairman Seong Ju-gyeong, Seongpyo Mushroom, Lee Hae-jo), composed of farmers registered with Saiso, also comforted the disaster victims by delivering a donation of 2 million KRW collected from members’ voluntary contributions.

Kim Jong-su, Director of the Agriculture, Livestock and Distribution Bureau of Gyeongbuk Province, said, “Both customers who use Gyeongbuk agricultural products through Saiso and the registered farmers united in spirit to participate in relief efforts for the disaster victims. We hope this becomes a small beacon of hope for the affected residents and wish for their swift return to normal life.”

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