Hope Bridge, Ministry of the Interior and Safety, and Companies Deliver 'Warmth Sharing' Supplies for Disaster Victims

Support of Over 28,000 Items with 7 Government and Private Partnership Companies

Vice Chairman Kwon Oh-yong of Hope Bridge, Standing Auditor Jin Se-geun, Director Lee Han-kyung of the Disaster and Safety Management Headquarters at the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, Governor Lee Cheol-woo of Gyeongbuk Province, and other officials attending the Warmth Sharing Goods Delivery Ceremony are posing for a commemorative photo.
[Photo by Hope Bridge]

The Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association (Chairman Song Pil-ho) announced on the 30th that it held a 'Warmth Sharing Goods Delivery Ceremony' for heatwave and flood victims in cooperation with the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, Gyeongsangbuk-do, and seven public-private disaster relief partnership companies.

Hope Bridge produced kits containing more than 23,000 relief items such as food, beverages, and daily necessities donated by seven companies: ▲BGF Retail ▲IDUZEN ▲Dong-A Otsuka ▲ABC Mart Korea ▲General Insurance Social Contribution Council ▲CJ CheilJedang ▲Daesang Corporation, and delivered them to 430 households in 37 cities, counties, and districts.

Lee Han-kyung, Director of the Disaster Safety Management Headquarters at the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, said, "We appreciate the active support and cooperation of Hope Bridge and the companies," and added, "The government will strengthen public-private cooperation so that the victims can quickly regain stability in their lives." Kwon Oh-yong, Vice Chairman of Hope Bridge, said, "This support is a meaningful case of public and private sectors joining forces to help disaster victims," and added, "Hope Bridge will continue to actively cooperate with the government, local governments, and companies to help neighbors affected by disasters recover their daily lives."

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