Kyobo Securities announced on the 2nd that it conducted social contribution activities to extend a helping hand to underprivileged groups ahead of the year-end.


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This social contribution activity was carried out last month with the voluntary participation of about 400 employees, focusing on community service for vulnerable groups and future generations, as well as eco-friendly programs.


Starting with "Happy Cooking," where employees made snacks and delivered them to local children's centers, various activities were carried out including ▲Warm Meals ▲Creating Bee Forests ▲Maintaining Saetgang Ecological Park ▲Blood Donation of Love ▲Kimchi Making of Love.


Additionally, regional branches in Busan, Gwangju, Cheongju, Daegu, and Jeonju also engaged in volunteer activities such as ▲Eco-friendly Soap Making ▲River Plogging ▲Free Meals.


In particular, this volunteer activity added significance by planning new programs such as "Dreami Home Caring" for future generations and "Sharing Bookstore" as part of resource recycling.


"Dreami Home Caring" involved improving the living environment of low-income families in Yeongdeungpo by installing wallpaper, flooring, and heating/cooling systems, and employees personally made desks and bookshelves for children to support them.


Along with this, through the "Sharing Bookstore," about 500 books donated by employees were sold, and the proceeds were given as scholarships to young adults preparing for independence.



Lee Seok-ki, CEO of Kyobo Securities, said, "We hope that the warm hearts of our employees will reach the vulnerable groups and future generations who are easily overlooked during the year-end and New Year holidays," and added, "We will continue various social contribution activities to practice the value of sharing."


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