Lock&Lock Supports Typhoon 'Khanun' Victims with Daily Necessities
Selected for food storage containers and kitchenware
"Hoping to help even a little in daily recovery"
Lock&Lock announced on the 17th that it will provide more than 4,000 household items to flood victims affected by Typhoon 'Khanun'.
The support items were selected mainly focusing on highly useful household goods such as food storage containers and kitchenware. They are planned to be delivered first to residents in areas severely affected by the flood through the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association.
Cheon Hae-woo, CEO of Lock&Lock, said, "We sincerely offer our condolences to those who have suffered from heavy rains caused by typhoons and the monsoon season, and we hope that Lock&Lock’s sponsored items will help in restoring daily life even a little."
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Meanwhile, Lock&Lock continues its sharing activities targeting marginalized groups such as elderly living alone and single-parent families through the 'Containers with Lock&Lock' project.
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