Donation of Scholarship Funds by Cheongryong Environment and KIBA Seoul Geumcheon Future Scholarship Foundation

Published 21 Dec.2023 07:45(KST)

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Yuseong Hoon, Mayor of Geumcheon District (left), presented a plaque of appreciation to Yoon Jungseop, Co-CEO of Cheongryong Environment.

Geumcheon-gu (Mayor Yoo Seong-hoon) announced on the 20th that Cheongryong Environment (Co-CEOs Yoon Jeong-seop and Yoon Ho-jong) donated 10 million KRW in scholarships to the Geumcheon Future Scholarship Foundation.

Cheongryong Environment, located in G-Valley (Seoul Digital Industrial Complex) Complex 1, is an environmental testing and analysis research institute. Following a donation of 10 million KRW in July this year, they contributed an additional 10 million KRW.

The scholarship foundation has strengthened its recognition of donors starting this year by presenting plaques of appreciation to companies that donate 10 million KRW or more. On November 28, during the Supporters' Day event, a plaque of appreciation was presented to Co-CEO Yoon Jeong-seop of Cheongryong Environment.

Additionally, the Korea Industrial Complex Business Association Seoul Chapter (President Lee Gye-woo, hereafter KIBA Seoul) also donated 10 million KRW in scholarships at their year-end night event on December 12.

Co-CEO Yoon Jeong-seop of Cheongryong Environment stated, “We will continue to support the dreams of youth as a local symbiotic company growing together with Geumcheon-gu.”

President Lee Gye-woo of KIBA Seoul said, “I hope this can be of some help to students who are working hard with various dreams and talents,” and added, “We will strive to continue our donations in the future.”

Geumcheon-gu Mayor Yoo Seong-hoon expressed, “I deeply thank the company representatives who continuously support the dream trees of Geumcheon-gu,” and said, “We will ensure that the scholarships are delivered to students who truly need them.”