"Youth Association Is the Best"... Jinbuk-myeon Youth Association Practices New Year Sharing with Local Specialties

Delivery of Sharing Items Such as Noodles and Kimchi to 25 Villages

The Jinbuk-myeon Youth Association in Masanhappo-gu, Changwon Special City, South Gyeongsang Province held a sharing event for neighbors using local specialty products.

The New Year’s event held on February 10 by the Jinbuk-myeon Administrative Welfare Center in Masanhappo-gu and the Jinbuk-myeon Youth Association was a sharing event funded by the proceeds from the 26th Chuseok Singing Contest held last year.

Jinbuk-myeon Youth Association practices neighborly love.

The event was organized to share love and warmth among neighbors and to foster a warm local community culture.

On that day, the Jinbuk-myeon Youth Association prepared sharing items worth a total of 4.5 million won, including local specialties such as noodles and kimchi, as well as daily necessities and snacks, and delivered them to 25 villages in the township along with New Year’s greetings.

The delivered items were purchased from local stores, thereby contributing to revitalizing the local economy. In addition, the Jinbuk-myeon Youth Association plans to continue sharing activities for elementary school students in the area.

At the graduation ceremony of Habok Elementary School on February 12, the association will award scholarships, and around the start of the new semester in March, it plans to hold a food-sharing event for students and residents.

Choi Wonseok, head of the Jinbuk-myeon Youth Association, said, "It was a meaningful sharing activity through which we could share warmth with our neighbors," adding, "We will continue various activities that can spread warmth throughout the local community."

Jinbuk-myeon chief Lee Sangsin said, "The Youth Association’s voluntary practice of sharing is playing a major role in creating a local atmosphere full of affection among neighbors," and added, "The administration will also actively cooperate so that these activities can continue."

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