EY Hanyoung, 4th Cooking Challenge "Sharing Warmth"

Employee and Family Participation Donation Activity
Cumulative Donations Over 4 Years Totaling 200 Million KRW

Global accounting and consulting firm EY Hanyoung announced on the 10th that it conducted its annual in-house program, the "EY Hanyoung Cooking Challenge," to practice meaningful sharing for the local community.

Now in its fourth year, the EY Hanyoung Cooking Challenge began at the end of 2020 when external activities were restricted due to COVID-19. It was started to deliver warmth to society by having employees and their families cook food themselves. Since then, with strong employee participation, it has become one of EY Hanyoung's representative in-house programs.

Participating employees applied for cooking boxes composed of various DIY (Do It Yourself) kits such as meal kits and cake-making kits, and simultaneously made donations. Combining employee contributions with donations from 'Hanmaeumnanumi,' EY Hanyoung's in-house social contribution network, a total of 41.3 million KRW was raised this year. The funds were donated to Seoul Seongrowon, the Youth Hope Foundation, Heart-to-Heart Foundation, Rafael Clinic, and others. The donations are used to support vulnerable children and those aging out of care, youth protection, and medical support for foreign workers.

Through the Cooking Challenge program held over four years, EY Hanyoung has donated a total of approximately 209 million KRW in donations and sponsorship goods to social welfare organizations since 2020. In addition, Hanmaeumnanumi, the social contribution network composed of employees, continues to provide steady support to places facing difficulties both domestically and abroad.

Park Yong-geun, CEO of EY Hanyoung, said, "I hope the warm hearts of our employees through the EY Hanyoung Cooking Challenge have reached neighbors in need. We will continue to strive to spread a culture of donation to create a better world."

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