Korea Investment & Securities Donates 100 Million Won Worth of Gifts to Children with Serious Illnesses

Korea Investment & Securities announced on the 24th that it has delivered gifts worth 100 million won to children suffering from serious illnesses and their families.

This gift package consists of cookie sets, granola, nuts, health tea, and stationery sets, all of which were handmade by individuals with developmental disabilities at the standard workplace for people with disabilities, Bravo Beaver. These items will be delivered to children and families using the "RMHC Yangsan House" at Yangsan Pusan National University Hospital through the global non-profit organization RMHC Korea.

Jeffrey Jones, chairman of Ronald McDonald House Charities Korea (photo right), and Seokjin Oh, head of public relations at Korea Investment & Securities, are taking a commemorative photo at the "Dream and Hope Goods Delivery Ceremony" held at the headquarters of Korea Investment & Securities on the 23rd. Korea Investment & Securities

A representative from Korea Investment & Securities stated, "We hope these gifts provide some comfort to children and families facing difficult circumstances," and added, "We will continue to engage in various sharing activities to support neighbors in our society who are in need."

Previously, in May, Korea Investment & Securities also provided school supplies and snacks to children from marginalized backgrounds. In June, the company donated snacks to child welfare facilities nationwide, and in July, it supported welfare facilities with goods worth 100 million won for the summer vacation, continuing its ongoing efforts in charitable activities.

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