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Social Contribution

Donates to Joint Funds for Atomic Bomb Victims and Multicultural Families
2024.12.09

■ Joint donation of 30 million won to the Hapcheon Welfare Center for Atomic Bomb Victims.
■ Joint donation of 30 million won to the Yeongdeungpo-gu Family Center for multicultural families.

 

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Korea Money Brokerage Corp. (KMB) (CEO Hae-young Woo) announces on the 9th that it delivers 30 million won each to the Hapcheon Welfare Center for Atomic Bomb Victims and the Yeongdeungpo-gu Family Center using funds jointly raised with the Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation (KDIC). KMB and KDIC, which are collaborating on social contribution projects for underprivileged overseas Koreans, aim for sustainable change through long-term support, including living improvement and emotional support programs.

(Photo) KDIC President Jae-hoon Yoo, Hapcheon Welfare Center for Atomic Bomb Victims Director Su-won Jeong, and KMB CEO Hae-young Woo.

 

The Hapcheon Welfare Center for Atomic Bomb Victims is a welfare facility established by the Korean Red Cross in 1990 with support from Korea and Japan. It was built to resolve issues for Korean atomic bomb victims who returned home after being exposed to radiation in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. The delivered funds will be used for seasonal cultural events, psychological therapy programs, and environmental improvements of the living quarters for the victims residing at the center.

(Photo) KDIC President Jae-hoon Yoo, Yeongdeungpo-gu Family Center Director Hyeon-deok Kang, and KMB CEO Hae-young Woo.

 

The Yeongdeungpo-gu Family Center is an institution established to help resolve various family issues and foster a healthy family culture in the local community. The donation will be used for education and welfare projects for multicultural families, including emergency living expenses, medical costs, one-on-one parenting coaching, and multicultural festivals.

CEO Hae-young Woo of KMB says, “As this project goes beyond simple sponsorship and operates based on long-term interest, I hope the planned initiatives are successfully promoted to provide comfort and opportunity for underprivileged Koreans. I hope this serves as an occasion for them to lead happier lives through improved environments and emotional stability.”

 

Established in 1996, KMB is Korea’s largest comprehensive financial brokerage company, performing brokerage services for repurchase agreements (Repo), foreign exchange, bonds, and derivatives transactions between financial institutions. As a leading money brokerage in Korea, KMB takes the lead in creating social value. Pursuing sustainable growth through continuous sponsorship for local coexistence and employee volunteer activities for environmental and cultural preservation, KMB continues to expand its positive influence through joint activities following its social contribution MOU with KDIC.