Dongseo Food Donates Over 3,000 Books to Gwangju National University of Education Gwangju Attached Elementary School

Library Support Program 'Dream Library' in Progress
Creating a Comfortable Reading Environment with New Bookshelf Installation

On the 31st, Dongseo Foods conducted the elementary school book support program '2023 Dongseo Foods Dream Library' at Gwangju Education University Attached Elementary School in Buk-gu, Gwangju.

At the '2023 Dongseo Food Dream Library' book donation ceremony held on the 31st at Gwangju National University of Education Attached Elementary School in Buk-gu, Gwangju, Jeong Jong-moon, principal of Gwangju National University of Education Attached Elementary School (left), and Choi Sang-in, executive director of public relations at Dongseo Food, are taking a commemorative photo.
[Photo by Dongseo Food]

The Dongseo Foods Dream Library is a social contribution activity that donates books to elementary schools and improves library environments so that children, the future leaders, can nurture their dreams through reading. Starting with Sangsan Elementary School in Jincheon, Chungbuk in 2017, one local elementary school has been selected and supported each year.

This year, Gwangju Education University Attached Elementary School was selected as the supported school upon recommendation from the Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education. Although the school actively operates various programs to support students' reading activities, it was known to have a shortage of books and bookshelves and outdated facilities.

Dongseo Foods donated about 3,000 new books and additionally provided new bookshelves and reading spaces, creating an environment where students can focus on reading in a more comfortable space.

Choi Sang-in, Executive Director of Public Relations at Dongseo Foods, said, "Through this 'Dream Library,' we hope students will read books in a more comfortable environment and nurture big dreams. We plan to continue various social contribution activities, including support for children's books and cultural and artistic fields."

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