Social Contribution
- Donates to Joint Support for Sakhalin Koreans
- 2024.06.19
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■ Expanding social contribution practices following the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for underprivileged overseas Koreans.
■ Korea Money Brokerage Corp. (KMB) and Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation (KDIC) deliver a joint donation of 30 million won.Korea Money Brokerage Corp. (KMB) (CEO Hae-young Woo) announces on the 19th that it delivers a joint donation of 30 million won to the Incheon Sakhalin Korean Welfare Center along with the Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation (KDIC). The Incheon Sakhalin Korean Welfare Center is a nursing facility established in accordance with the 1989 Korea-Japan Red Cross "Joint Project Agreement for the Support of Koreans Living in Sakhalin" to resolve the issues of Koreans who were forcibly conscripted to Sakhalin during the Japanese colonial period but remained there after the war.
The funds delivered on this day are to be used for the "Emotional and Living Support Project for Sakhalin Koreans." CEO Hae-young Woo says, “I hope this support project is carried out thoroughly to provide some comfort for the historical pain of Sakhalin Koreans and help them lead stable lives in Korea.”
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(From left) Korea Money Brokerage Corp. (KMB) CEO Hae-young Woo, Incheon Sakhalin Korean Welfare Center Director Chang-gyu Park, and Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation (KDIC) President Jae-hoon Yoo.
Korea Money Brokerage Corp. (KMB) pursues sustainable growth through continuous sponsorship for local coexistence and environmental volunteer activities with employees. Since signing a social contribution MOU for underprivileged overseas Koreans with KDIC last October, KMB continues joint activities and expands its positive influence.