CJ Olive Young Delivers 'Pink Box' to Low-Income Youth

7th Year of Sanitary Pad and Hygiene Product Sponsorship This Year

Park Junsung, Head of Strategy Support at CJ Olive Young (left), and Lee Mokssohee, Director of I Naneun Bom Center, are taking a commemorative photo at the Pink Box Sharing Ceremony. (Photo by CJ Olive Young)

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Chunhan] CJ Olive Young announced on the 22nd that it has delivered 1,000 Pink Boxes to the Seoul Metropolitan Teenage Women's Health Center ‘Naneunbom’.

The Pink Box Sharing Campaign is an activity where Olive Young employees personally prepare women's products along with various daily necessities in Pink Boxes to provide free support to low-income female adolescents. This year, the boxes contained various gifts such as cotton sanitary pads, basic cosmetics, and disposable hygiene products.

Olive Young has supported a total of 8,600 low-income female adolescents with Pink Boxes. This achievement reflects seven years of continuous sincere sharing beyond simple donations, based on the active participation of employees.

An Olive Young representative said, “We hope that the cotton sanitary pads and Pink Boxes, personally made through the volunteer work of our headquarters employees, will be warm gifts that soothe the bodies and minds of low-income female adolescents this winter,” adding, “We will continue steady sharing based on sincerity and sustainability.”

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