Black Yak Kang Taeson Sharing Foundation Receives Minister of Health and Welfare Commendation on Missing Children's Day

Recognized for Contributions to the 'BYN Missing Children Search Campaign'

Helping to Raise Awareness About Missing Children

The Black Yak Kang Taeson Sharing Foundation, a social welfare corporation under BYN Black Yak Group, announced on the 20th that it received a commendation from the Minister of Health and Welfare at the '20th Missing Children's Day Ceremony' held at the Ambassador Seoul Pullman Hotel.

This event was co-hosted by the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the National Police Agency and organized by the National Center for the Rights of the Child, with more than 150 attendees including government officials, families of missing children, and representatives from related organizations.

At the '20th Missing Children’s Day Ceremony' held on the 19th, Sungseong Yeop Song, Secretary General of the Black Yak Kang Taeseon Sharing Foundation (right), and Sangjin Lee, Director of Population and Child Policy at the Ministry of Health and Welfare, posed for a commemorative photo. Black Yak

The foundation was recognized for its contribution to resolving the issue of missing children and raising public awareness through the 'BYN Missing Children Search Campaign.'

Since 2021, the foundation has been operating the campaign in cooperation with the National Center for the Rights of the Child. Through social media activities involving its employees and Black Yak Youth Sherpa, as well as producing and distributing backpack tags featuring photos and stories of missing children, the foundation is raising awareness in the outdoor community.

Chairman Kang Taeson stated, "The issue of missing children is a challenge that requires the attention of society as a whole," and added, "We will continue to pursue a variety of social contribution activities in the future."

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