Seven Eleven Delivers Hanmaeumbibimbap Lunchboxes and Bottled Water to Jjokbangchon Community

On the 11th, franchise owners and employees of 7-Eleven and Ministop are taking a commemorative photo.

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Chunhan] Seven Eleven announced on the 12th that it carried out sharing activities for socially marginalized groups in the community to commemorate the integration with Ministop.

The volunteer groups of franchise owners and employees from both companies delivered 1,000 units each of Hanmaeum Bibimbap and Muravel bottled water to two jjokbang counseling centers in Seoul (Namdaemun and Donuidong) the day before, and also personally visited homes to deliver them.

The jjokbang village sharing volunteer service is one of Seven Eleven's signature social contribution activities, which has continued for 10 years since it started supporting bottled water during the heatwave in the Dongdaemun jjokbang village in 2013.

Hwang Ilju, assistant manager of Seven Eleven's marketing team who participated in this sharing activity, said, "It is very meaningful that both companies delivered lunchboxes to the elderly in the jjokbang village together," and added, "I hope that the volunteer activities carried out by both companies will continue in the future."

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