Korea Rural Community Corporation Shares Kimchi with Low-Income Households and Social Welfare Facilities

On the 24th, the Korea Rural Community Corporation KRC Happiness Charging Volunteer Group, along with about 50 executives and employees of the Korea Rural Community Corporation, directly made and packaged 2,000 kg of kimchi at Naju Mirae Farm to carry out a kimchi sharing volunteer activity. Provided by Gwangju Community Chest of Korea

The Gwangju Community Chest of Korea (hereinafter referred to as Gwangju Sarangui Yeolmae) announced on the 30th that the Korea Rural Community Corporation carried out a kimchi sharing volunteer activity for low-income households and social welfare facilities in celebration of Chuseok.

On the 24th, the Korea Rural Community Corporation KRC Happiness Charging Volunteer Group, together with about 50 employees of the Korea Rural Community Corporation, directly made and packaged 2,000 kg of kimchi at Naju Mirae Farm as part of the kimchi sharing volunteer activity.

The 200 boxes of completed kimchi will be delivered to low-income households in Dong-gu, Gwangju, as well as child and elderly care facilities in Naju. This act of sharing is expected to provide practical assistance to vulnerable groups.

Joo Youngil, Director of Water Resources Management at the Korea Rural Community Corporation, said, "With Chuseok approaching, we hope that local low-income households and facilities can enjoy a warmer holiday," adding, "We hope the spirit of sharing through kimchi will be delivered."

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