Kiturami Group Delivers 50 Million Won in Scholarships to Low-Income Families... "Opportunities for Growth Should Be Given Despite Hardships"

Daegu Dalseo-gu (District Mayor Lee Taehun) announced on the 13th that it has signed a business agreement with Kiturami Group (Chairman Choi Jinmin) to support scholarship programs for low-income families and received a scholarship fund of 50 million won.

Kiturami Group established the Kiturami Cultural Foundation in 1985 and has been carrying out scholarship programs to foster local talent and promote regional development in cooperation with local governments nationwide. Over the past 39 years, through the Kiturami Cultural Foundation and Kiturami Welfare Foundation, the group has promoted a variety of social contribution projects worth 55.3 billion won, including support for academic research, educational institutions, and social welfare facilities, in addition to scholarship programs.

Jaehoon Kim, head of the Daegu branch of Kiturami Boiler (third from the left), is taking a commemorative photo with Taehoon Lee, mayor of Dalseo District, Daegu (third from the right), and other related staff after delivering a scholarship of 50 million won and signing a business agreement.

Kim Jaehun, Head of Kiturami Boiler Daegu Branch, who attended the signing ceremony, said, "We are providing these scholarships to give students who are struggling to continue their studies due to financial difficulties an opportunity to grow into talented individuals in the local community."

Lee Taehun, Mayor of Dalseo-gu, said, "I would like to thank Kiturami Group for its social contribution activities by providing scholarships so that students, who are the leaders of the future, can focus on their studies. We will continue to strive to provide various educational opportunities for students in Dalseo-gu."

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