Gangwon Land Shares 'Hotel Chef Lunchboxes' with 200 Elderly in Jeongseon for Family Month

Gangwon Land (Acting CEO Nam Han-gyu) announced on May 15 that it held the "Lunchboxes of Love Sharing Volunteer Activity," gifting warm meals to elderly single-person households in the Jeongseon area in celebration of Family Month in May.

Kangwon Land employees delivered meal boxes of love to elderly people living alone in the Jeongseon area. Provided by Kangwon Land

This volunteer activity was conducted as part of the "High1 Resort Surplus Food Donation Agreement" signed with the Jeongseon Regional Self-Sufficiency Center in January last year.

Under the agreement, Gangwon Land established a process to donate surplus hotel food in order to address local food insecurity and pledged to promote mutual growth in the local community through employee volunteer activities.

To put this into practice, on May 14, around 20 Gangwon Land employees, including a five-star hotel chef from High1 Resort, gathered at the Jeongseon Regional Self-Sufficiency Center to carefully prepare 200 lunchboxes featuring braised pork ribs and grilled chicken drumsticks made with premium hotel-grade ingredients.

The completed lunchboxes were delivered to 200 elderly single-person households in the Jeongseon area over two days, May 14 and 15. This activity is especially meaningful as it was held during Family Month, which includes Parents' Day, allowing the company to check in on the well-being of local seniors and put neighborly love into practice.

Jeon Jeman, Acting Head of the Gangwon Land ESG Mutual Growth Division, said, "This lunchbox sharing volunteer activity is a meaningful opportunity to directly fulfill our promise of sharing with the local community. Going forward, Gangwon Land will continue to closely collaborate with local organizations to deliver helping hands to our neighbors and promote mutual growth activities."

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