Voluntary Donations from Employees
Support Provided Including Study Room Furniture

GS Caltex delivered sponsorship goods worth 2.5 million won to Dream Start children’s families through the employee participation donation campaign "Happiness of 1,000 Won" at the Yeosu Women’s Culture Center on the 26th. Provided by Yeosu City

GS Caltex delivered sponsorship goods worth 2.5 million won to Dream Start children’s families through the employee participation donation campaign "Happiness of 1,000 Won" at the Yeosu Women’s Culture Center on the 26th. Provided by Yeosu City

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Yeosu City, South Jeolla Province, announced on the 28th that GS Caltex (CEO Huh Sehong) delivered sponsorship goods worth 2.5 million won to Dream Start children’s families through the employee participation donation campaign "Happiness of One Thousand Won" at the Yeosu Women’s Culture Center on the 26th.


This sponsorship was prepared through voluntary donations from GS Caltex employees. The recipient families received study room furniture such as desks and chairs, as well as diapers, which are expected to improve the children's learning environment and help ease the childcare burden on families.


A GS Caltex representative stated, "It is meaningful that the small contributions of our employees are providing real help to local children," and added, "As a company that grows together with the local community, we will continue to actively discover and promote various social contribution activities to support children and families."



A representative from Yeosu City’s Dream Start program emphasized, "Despite challenging circumstances, GS Caltex’s consistent interest and sharing have been a great support for the growth and development of the children," and added, "We will continue to foster cooperation between the public and private sectors to create an environment where children can grow up healthy and happy."


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