Practicing a 'Warm Capital Market'... Korea Financial Investment Association Provides School Supplies for Children

On December 10, the Korea Financial Investment Association, in collaboration with the ChildFund Korea, delivered school supplies worth 20 million won to community child centers across the country.

This initiative was funded through the Credit Recovery Committee's 'New Hope Healing Fund.' The fund is a social contribution resource created from the association and its member companies' corporate card points and donations.

A total of 1,000 school supply sets will be distributed to 16 community child centers in both Seoul and regional areas. The supplies will be delivered sequentially to children who use each center.

At the delivery ceremony, Kim Jinok, Executive Director of External Policy, stated, "It is important for children to feel that they are not alone and that there are people in this warm world who support them," adding, "We will continue to support the dreams of children, who are the future, by providing assistance that reflects the needs of the field."

The Korea Financial Investment Association plans to continue its social contribution activities next year, aiming to realize a 'warm capital market' through initiatives such as supporting education for children and adolescents, in partnership with the financial investment industry.

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