Petroleum Corporation Employees Roll Up Sleeves... Group 'Love Blood Donation' Again This Year

Employees of Korea National Oil Corporation rolled up their sleeves for someone's life.

On the 20th, the Oil Corporation (President Kim Dong-seop) announced that it conducted a group blood donation event for the first half of the year at its Ulsan headquarters.

This group blood donation was held to help alleviate the blood supply shortage caused by the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic and to contribute to stabilizing the domestic blood supply. It took place over two days, on the 19th and 20th, with voluntary participation from employees. Through advance reservations, participants were allocated by time slots, allowing many to participate in an orderly manner.

Employees of Korea National Oil Corporation are participating in a charity group blood donation event.

The Oil Corporation has been conducting group blood donations annually since 2009, and in 2021, it signed a business agreement titled "Life Sharing that Saves Lives through Blood Donation" with the Korean Red Cross Ulsan Blood Center to regularly promote group blood donations. Employees of the corporation conduct regular group blood donations at least twice a year.

The Oil Corporation plans to hold another group blood donation event in the second half of the year to assist patients and their families struggling due to blood shortages and intends to participate in fostering a culture of sharing through blood donation.

Last year, the Oil Corporation devoted efforts to fulfilling its corporate social responsibility through various social contribution activities, including delivering home first aid kit sets to vulnerable households, donating funds to help neighbors, sharing side dish packages, participating in recovery activities for Typhoon Hin Nam No, and conducting a plogging campaign to preserve the marine environment.

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