Gwangju Holitree Education Support Center Launches 'Sharing Love' Campaign at Local Children's Centers for Chuseok
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] The Gwangju Holitree Education Support Center announced on the 5th that it carried out a love-sharing activity ahead of the Chuseok holiday.
On that day, the center delivered tuna sets and seaweed to families using local children's centers with the support of the 3710 Rotary Club (President Jeong Jintae), Gwangju Mobile (CEO Cha Youngsik), Korea Chartered Bus Cooperative (President Lee Jeongsik), Point Jeongseok Speed Reading & Cha Math (CEO Lee Sangjin), and Bit Funeral Hall (CEO Yoon Jeonggeun).
A center official said, "We hope continuous support will be provided to families with children in need of care."
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Meanwhile, the Holitree Education Support Center is a council of seven local children's centers in Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City. By providing welfare services such as protection, education, and culture for children within the local community, it strives to help guarantee children's rights and holistic development, enabling them to grow into healthy members of society.
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