Recognized for Initiatives Such as Operating the "Vegetable Playground" at Children's Hospital

Hurom announced on December 8 that the Seoul Metropolitan Government selected the company as an outstanding corporation for social contribution activities aimed at child welfare.


The Seoul Metropolitan Government, based on a recommendation from ChildFund Korea, selected companies that contributed to the protection and development of children throughout the year and presented them with a certificate of commendation from the Mayor of Seoul.

Hurom announced that the Seoul Metropolitan Government has selected the company as an outstanding enterprise for social contribution activities in child welfare. Hurom

Hurom announced that the Seoul Metropolitan Government has selected the company as an outstanding enterprise for social contribution activities in child welfare. Hurom

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For the third consecutive year, Hurom and ChildFund Korea have been carrying out social contribution projects focused on health, children, and vegetables and fruits. Last year, they operated an experiential social contribution program by creating vegetable gardens in unused rooftop spaces in low-rise residential neighborhoods in Seoul.


This year, in collaboration with the Rainbow Art School at Seoul Children's Hospital, they established a "Vegetable Playground" and ran an annual educational program. Once a week, alternative curriculum classes were held, offering natural garden experiences, nutrition education, healthy juice extraction, and cooking classes, providing nature-friendly education through vegetables and fruits.


In addition, last year, Hurom and ChildFund Korea regularly donated seasonal vegetables and fruits every month to children from vulnerable groups nationwide. This year, they operated a program to improve vegetable and fruit eating habits for children at daycare centers in Gimhae, Gyeongnam, consistently carrying out a variety of activities to promote children's health.



Kim Jaewon, CEO of Hurom, said, "We will continue to support activities and sharing to help children grow up healthy."


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