BNK Busan Bank Conducts 'Haeundae-gu Love House Repair Project'

On the 7th, Project Launch Ceremony at Haeundae-gu Cultural Complex Center

BNK Busan Bank (President Bang Seong-bin) held a launch ceremony for the ‘Haeundae-gu Love House Repair Project’ on the 7th at the Haeundae-gu Cultural Complex Center in collaboration with Busan Transportation Corporation.

BNK Busan Bank conducting the 'Haeundae-gu Love House Repair Project.' (From left in the photo: Choi Geum-sik, Chairman of Busan Community Chest of Korea; Bang Seong-bin, President of BNK Busan Bank; Kim Seong-su, Mayor of Haeundae-gu; Lee Byeong-jin, President of Busan Transportation Corporation)

The launch ceremony was attended by Bang Seong-bin, President of Busan Bank, Lee Byung-jin, President of Busan Transportation Corporation, Kim Seong-su, Mayor of Haeundae-gu, Choi Geum-sik, Chairman of Busan Community Chest of Korea, and about 70 volunteers.

The Busan Bank Regional Volunteer Group and Busan Transportation Corporation Humetro Volunteer Group carried out repairs on 20 locations, including 15 households in vulnerable residential environments and 5 senior leisure welfare facilities in the Haeundae area, performing maintenance such as wall and roof leak prevention, wallpaper and flooring replacement, and screen repairs for aging houses.

The ‘Love House Repair Project’ is a public-private collaborative initiative aimed at improving residential welfare for local residents. Last year, it repaired a total of 41 households in vulnerable residential environments and 8 senior centers in Sasang-gu and Saha-gu areas.

Bang Seong-bin, President of Busan Bank, said, “I hope that through improving the residential environment, marginalized neighbors can regain a hopeful home and that their quality of life will improve even a little. We will continue to promote social contribution projects that brighten the shadowed areas of our society.”

Busan Bank has designated the third Saturday of every month as ‘Regional Volunteer Day’ and continues volunteer activities by finding places in need across the 16 districts and counties of Busan.

On BNK Social Contribution Day last January, about 1,000 employees participated in various sharing volunteer activities such as packing daily necessities kits for vulnerable groups, assembling children’s stationery sets, and making hot packs.

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