S-Oil Holds 'Traveling Sharing Concert' Featuring Young People with Developmental Disabilities

Orchestra from Standard Workplace for People with Disabilities Invested by S-Oil
Plans for Nine Performances This Year...
First Stage Held in Seoul Last Month

S-Oil is holding its 'Traveling Sharing Concert.' Members of the orchestra from Heart-Heart Art & Culture Co., a standard workplace for people with disabilities in which S-Oil has invested equity to increase employment opportunities for people with disabilities, are performing on stage.

The exterior view of the S-Oil headquarters building located in Mapo-gu, Seoul. S-Oil

On June 12, S-Oil announced that members of the 'Heart-Heart Orchestra' performed an ensemble at Gunsan Maritime Police Station. This was the orchestra's second performance, following its successful debut in front of about 150 audience members at the Mapo Senior Welfare Center in Seoul on May 8. The orchestra visits places where access to culture and the arts is limited. For the remainder of this year, it plans to visit welfare centers and public institutions six more times, for a total of nine performances in 2025.

S-Oil has been supporting the Heart-Heart Orchestra since 2009 to help young people with developmental disabilities develop their talents and participate in society. In April 2025, S-Oil participated as an equity investor in Heart-Heart Art & Culture Co., a standard workplace for people with disabilities. The company continues to support the orchestra members so that they can pursue cultural and artistic activities in a stable environment.

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