The Korea Financial Investment Association announced on the 19th that it delivered school supplies worth 20 million won to regional children's centers nationwide in cooperation with the Green Umbrella Children's Foundation.


Korea Financial Investment Association Donates School Supplies Worth 20 Million Won to Regional Children's Centers Nationwide View original image

This sponsorship was carried out using the Credit Recovery Committee's 'New Hope Healing Fund.' This fund is a social contribution resource created by financial companies and associations through corporate card points and donations, and the support targets have been expanded not only to Seoul but also to regional children's centers in provinces and mountainous areas such as Gyeongbuk and Gangwon.


On the day, the Korea Financial Investment Association delivered 1,000 sets of learning supplies worth 20 million won to 20 regional children's centers. These supplies are directly provided to 1,000 children using the regional children's centers across the country.


At the delivery ceremony, Chairman Seo Yu-seok said, "It is meaningful to provide practical help so that children, the future dream trees, can move toward their dreams," and added, "The financial investment industry will continue various social contribution activities to grow together with local communities and deliver hope."



Meanwhile, throughout December, the Korea Financial Investment Association is actively carrying out various social contribution activities that realize the values of an inclusive and sustainable capital market, such as the 'Cultural Sharing Event for Youth Preparing for Independence and Youth with Migration Backgrounds' and the 'Donation Campaign at the Financial Investment Center with Goodwill Store.'


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