Korea Federation of SMEs Employees Launch "Relay Volunteer Activity by Headquarters"

On-site Volunteer Activities Including Meal Service for the Homeless
Boosting Small Business Sales Through Use of Traditional Markets

The Korea Federation of Small and Medium Business announced on the 10th that it has been conducting a "Relay Volunteer Activity by Headquarters" for four weeks starting from August 26, in an effort to promote mutual growth with the local community and revitalize the economy.

A total of 420 people, including employees from all nine headquarters and 15 regional offices nationwide, are participating in this volunteer program.

Employees of the Korea Federation of SMEs are participating in volunteer activities. Korea Federation of SMEs

Headquarters staff members are directly reaching out to vulnerable groups in society through a variety of volunteer activities, including fire extinguisher safety inspections in the Seoul Station shantytown, cleaning the homes of elderly people with limited mobility, gardening with people with developmental disabilities, and serving free meals to the homeless. In the 15 regional offices, employees are participating by purchasing goods at local traditional markets and donating them to welfare organizations as part of a sharing initiative.

This volunteer program has been designed not as a one-time event, but as a sustainable initiative to support the local economy and improve livelihoods. After volunteering, employees spend time communicating with each other by visiting traditional markets or nearby restaurants, thereby linking the organization's internal communication activities with the government's campaign to restore the people's economy.

Kim Ki-moon, Chairman of the Korea Federation of Small and Medium Business, stated, "I hope this volunteer activity will serve as a foundation for the recovery of the people's economy, going beyond simple acts of sharing."

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