Carrying On the Spirit of the Indomitable Entrepreneur Chung Inyoung

HL Mando announced on the 16th that it donated "Love Otdoki Wheelchairs" in collaboration with the Korea Automobile Damage Insurance Compensation Institute. A total of 63 wheelchairs were donated, including 53 manual and electric wheelchairs, and 10 electric scooters.


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Sungho Shin, Executive Director at HL Mando (right), visited the home of a beneficiary living near Iksan City, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province, to donate a Love Otdoki wheelchair. HL Mando

Sungho Shin, Executive Director at HL Mando (right), visited the home of a beneficiary living near Iksan City, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province, to donate a Love Otdoki wheelchair. HL Mando

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The "Love Otdoki Wheelchair" campaign has been running for 14 years since 2012 to honor the spirit of the late founder, Chung Inyoung. The campaign commemorates the founder's indomitable will and spirit, who returned to the field after a long rehabilitation and left a legacy of wheelchair management. Over the past 14 years, 865 people have benefited from the campaign, most of whom are traffic accident victims.


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