S-Oil Volunteers for 'Mural Painting' with Local People with Disabilities

Last Month, 50 Million Won Donation Delivered

S-OIL announced on the 20th that on the 18th, it conducted a mural painting volunteer activity with its executives and employees at Samdong Boys Town, a child welfare facility in Mapo-gu, Seoul.

Jung Young-kwang, Head of S-Oil Division (center front row), is taking a commemorative photo with participants during a mural painting volunteer activity held on the 18th at Samdong Boys Town, a child care facility in Mapo-gu, Seoul. Photo by S-Oil

On that day, the mural painting volunteer activity involved applying character and nature images on the stairs and the entrance of the basement first-floor cafeteria to improve the environment of Samdong Boys Town, a child welfare facility established in 1952. In addition to S-OIL executives and employees, about 10 disabled residents from the Mapo area also participated in the mural volunteer work.

Last month, S-OIL delivered a donation of 50 million KRW to improve the welfare facility environment at Samdong Boys Town, in collaboration with eco-friendly paint venture company EUGCNC, with which it signed an investment contract last year. The company plans to continue mural painting volunteer activities with its executives and employees to sustain local sharing activities.

An S-OIL official said, "It is meaningful to practice sharing, one of the company's core values," and added, "It was a significant time to have the opportunity to practice sharing together in the local community."

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