[One Day Ten Thousand Steps, One Day Thousand Characters] Walking King Who Walked 910,000 Steps in a Month

As the year-end and New Year approach, donation activities that help improve health through walking exercises and assist neighbors in need are increasing.

Shinhan Investment Corp. conducted the campaign "What Matters is Walking and Donating" from October 4 to November 3. During this period, a donation of 10,000 KRW was accumulated per Shinhan Investment Corp. employee who walked more than 200,000 steps. A total of 341 employees walked over 200,000 steps, donating a total of 1,861,472,700 steps.

Shinhan Investment Corp. is conducting plogging activities to repair the walking trails at Yeouido Saetgang Ecological Park.
[Photo by Shinhan Investment Corp.]

Kim Hyoseon, assistant manager at Shinhan Investment Corp.'s Pohang branch, donated a total of 918,631 steps and burned 32,808 calories, becoming the walking champion of Shinhan Investment Corp. As of the 30th, this averages to 30,000 steps per day. A total of 1,274 employees participated, raising 15 million KRW. This campaign was promoted by the Junior Board, composed of MZ generation employees within Shinhan Investment Corp., based on the "Walk" pledge, one of the seven commitments of Shinhan Financial Group's "Save" campaign.

Samyang Foods employees are carrying out donation activities to support residents affected by heavy rain.
[Photo by Samyang Foods]

Samyang Foods held the step donation campaign "Walk Together" from October 20 to November 19. A total of 130 employees from Samyang Foods and its affiliates participated, surpassing the goal of 50 million steps by achieving 79.74 million steps. The Samyang ramen accumulated through the campaign totaled 500 boxes and will be delivered to neighbors in need within the local community.

Soonsubon, the operator of Baby Bonjuk, launched the "Protect the Earth" Jiji Task Force campaign. This eco-friendly activity encouraged customers to participate directly by picking up trash or accumulating steps. The donated baby food will be delivered to single-parent families with infants, Uijeongbu Infant Home, Northern Gyeonggi Temporary Child Protection Center, and the Korea Single Parent Association.

From October 11 for one month, through four campaigns including the mobile walking app "WalkOn" and the "Car-Free Jamsugyo Ttubok Ttubok Festival," baby food worth 10 million KRW was donated to the Korea Social Welfare Council. A total of 39,168 people participated in the step donation during the campaign period, exceeding the target by 1,151%. A total of 1,551 people participated in "plogging," jogging while picking up trash.

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