'1,600 Heads of Love' Saewool Nuclear Power Plant Shares Kimchi Warmth in Seosaeng-myeon, Ulju

This is more than just a head of kimchi. The 1,600 heads of kimchi prepared by Saewool Nuclear Power Plant for their neighbors are warming every corner of Seosaeng-myeon like a winter stove.

Saewool Nuclear Power Headquarters of Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (headed by So Yu-seop) carried out a volunteer kimchi-making event called "Sharing Love, Sharing Kimchi" at the Sarang Nanum Center in Seosaeng-myeon, Ulju County, over two days from December 2 to 3.

Saewool Nuclear Power Plant Shares 1,600 Kimchi Cabbages with Welfare Facilities and Vulnerable Households in Seosaeng-myeon. Provided by Saewool Nuclear Power Plant

About 45 members of the Saewool Volunteer Corps, including Headquarters Director So Yu-seop, and around 30 members of the Seosaeng-myeon Women's Association participated in the event. On the first day, they prepared and salted the cabbage and made the seasoning, while on the second day, they stuffed the kimchi and packaged it.

The kimchi-making volunteer activity is one of the main social contribution initiatives of Saewool Nuclear Power Headquarters, with employees personally making and delivering kimchi to their neighbors every year. Ahead of the full onset of winter, this year they prepared and delivered 1,600 heads of kimchi-an increase from last year-to local welfare facilities and 200 vulnerable households in Seosaeng-myeon.

So Yu-seop, Director of Saewool Nuclear Power Headquarters, who participated in the event, said, "I hope the kimchi we make with love and care every year with our staff will help keep our neighbors' winter tables well-stocked," adding, "We will continue to actively communicate with the local community and carry out various sharing activities in the future."

Saewool Nuclear Power Headquarters continues to realize the value of mutual prosperity with the local community through social contribution activities and is planning various volunteer initiatives, such as donations to support neighbors in need.

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