HiteJinro Delivers Support Funds to Firefighter Families... "Supporting a Total of 12 Households"

HiteJinro continues its support project for the families of firefighters who have dedicated themselves to the nation and its people for the sixth year.

Kim In-gyu, CEO of HiteJinro (first from the left), and the families of deceased firefighters are taking a commemorative photo at the ceremony for the delivery of support funds for firefighter families held on the 13th at HiteJinro's Seocho-dong headquarters.
[Photo by HiteJinro]

On the 13th, HiteJinro announced on the 14th that it held a ceremony to deliver support funds to 12 firefighter families, including education expenses for firefighter children, living expenses for bereaved families, and litigation costs, at the HiteJinro Seocho-dong headquarters.

HiteJinro has been conducting the firefighter family support program annually since 2018 as part of the Fire Agency sponsorship projects. To comfort firefighter families and help their children achieve social independence, it provides consolation money, scholarships, and emergency living expenses. It also supports litigation costs such as attorney fees to help firefighters who died by suicide due to work stress or illness be recognized as having died in the line of duty. In fact, since 2020, four families have been recognized as line-of-duty deaths through litigation.

Kim In-gyu, CEO of HiteJinro, said, “I hope this can be a small way to repay the noble sacrifice of firefighters, and that these support projects continue to spread a culture where firefighters are more socially respected. As a 100-year company, we will continue to make great efforts to improve the welfare of firefighters and their families.”

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