hy Corporate Volunteer Group Provides Care Activities for 3,400 Elderly Living Alone
Founded in 1975, 'Sarang-ui Songilpyeogihoe'
Conducts Filial Piety Picnics and Free Meals
hy's in-house volunteer group 'Sarang-ui Songgil Pyeogihoe (Sasonpye)' announced on the 16th that it will carry out care activities for 3,400 elderly people living alone in celebration of Family Month.
By the 24th, a total of 23 events will be held in collaboration with local welfare centers and local governments, including Hyo (孝) picnics, carnation delivery, free meal service volunteering, Parents' Day commemorative events, visits to elderly people living alone, and support for health foods. About 100 hy employees will participate to assist with preparing supplies, meal distribution, product delivery, and checking on the well-being of the elderly.
A member of the hy in-house volunteer group 'Sarang-ui Son-gil Pyeogihoe' is engaged in caregiving activities for elderly people living alone.
[Photo by hy]
Sasonpye is an in-house volunteer group voluntarily formed by hy employees in 1975. It has 15 committees by workplace and conducts volunteer activities every month. It is operated with funds collected from a portion of employees' salaries.
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Kim Geun-hyun, head of hy's Customer-Centered Team, said, "We will continue activities that help all stakeholders who interact with our company."
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