Delivery of CheongKwanJang Health Products to Vietnam War Veterans Exposed to Agent Orange

The Hope Sharing Association, together with KGC Ginseng Corporation and the Community Chest of Korea, held a ceremony on October 10 at Bucheon City Hall Plaza to deliver CheongKwanJang health products to Vietnam War veterans who are national veterans affected by Agent Orange.

The event was attended by Jo Nam-hoon, President of the Bucheon City Agent Orange Veterans Association, Kim Dong-woo, Vice President of the Hope Sharing Association, and 200 national veterans affiliated with the Bucheon branch, sharing a meaningful occasion.

KGC Ginseng Corporation, through the Community Chest of Korea and the Hope Sharing Association, continuously supports health products to veterans who have devoted themselves to the country, such as Korean War veterans and independence patriots.

This sponsorship was a meaningful event aimed at improving the welfare of national veterans who participated in the Vietnam War and suffered from Agent Orange exposure.

The Hope Sharing Association plans to deliver CheongKwanJang health products to 3,000 Vietnam War veterans affected by Agent Orange, including 200 from the Bucheon branch. They have already delivered products to veterans from the Anyang branch (200), Namyangju branch (200), Gimhae branch (150), and Gwangju Metropolitan City branch (200).

This sponsorship activity is a meaningful event organized by the Hope Sharing Association in cooperation with KGC Ginseng Corporation and the Community Chest of Korea to repay the dedication of national veterans and support their health and livelihood stability. Continuous support is expected to continue in the future.

Jo Nam-hoon, President of the Bucheon City Agent Orange Veterans Association, expressed his sincere gratitude, saying, “We sincerely thank KGC Ginseng Corporation for supporting health products to Vietnam War veterans affected by Agent Orange.”

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