A Woman in Her 90s Visits Government Office Saying "I Want to Repay the Country's Kindness"... Donates 3 Million Won

"Always Grateful for the Care I Received"
Delivered to the Administrative Welfare Center
"Hope This Helps Children in Difficult Circumstances"

An anonymous person in their 90s donated 3 million won to the Administrative Welfare Center. Provided by Seo-gu, Daejeon.

An elderly person living in Daejeon has been revealed to have donated money, saying they wanted to "repay even a little of the grace received from the country."

On the 27th, Seogu announced that a nonagenarian, whose name was not disclosed, donated 3 million won to the Wolpyeong 2-dong Administrative Welfare Center the previous day. The grandmother (93), who requested anonymity, said, "I have never helped the country, but I have always been grateful that the country took good care of me," adding, "It is not a large amount, but I hope it helps children who do not give up on their dreams despite difficult circumstances."

The Administrative Welfare Center explained that the elderly person personally handed over an envelope containing a 3 million won check. It is known that this person had quietly provided scholarships for university students in the past as well.

Kim Yongmuk, head of Wolpyeong 2-dong, said, "We will make sure that the precious heart of the elderly person is connected to the necessary help for children in need," and added, "We will take the lead in planting seeds of hope in the local community by using it for the education and welfare of vulnerable children and youth."

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