Gyeongsan City in Gyeongbuk announced on the 8th that Kim Sang-wook, CEO of Gumi Queens Baby, has donated 5 million won to the Hometown Love Donation Fund.


Kim Sang-wook, a native of Jungbang-dong, Gyeongsan, graduated from Gyeongsan Jungang Elementary School and Gyeongsan Middle School and served as the honorary head of Jungbang-dong. He has made various efforts for the development of Jungbang-dong.

Queensbaby CEO Kim Sang-wook

Queensbaby CEO Kim Sang-wook

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Queens Baby, operated by CEO Kim Sang-wook, is known as Gumi's first premium postpartum care center.


CEO Kim Sang-wook said, "I wanted to quietly donate for my hometown, so I feel sorry that this has become known like this," adding, "I will look for things I can do for the region."


Cho Hyun-il, mayor of Gyeongsan City, expressed his gratitude, saying, "The heart of CEO Kim Sang-wook for his hometown touches us deeply," and "Please remember that Gyeongsan City is developing thanks to the support of expatriates who work hard behind the scenes."


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The Hometown Love Donation System allows individuals to donate up to 5 million won to regions other than their registered address, offering tax deduction benefits along with return gifts. Donations can be made through the Hometown Love e-um website. Donations are also possible at NongHyup branches nationwide.


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