"Donate 1,000 KRW with Purchase of 1 Bottle" Narasella Launches 'Leonardo da Vinci' Donation Campaign
[Asia Economy Reporter Eunmo Koo] Wine importer Narasella announced on the 1st that it will carry out a donation campaign for the charitable wine ‘Leonardo da Vinci,’ which practices warm love and sharing for underprivileged groups.
This campaign targets all Leonardo da Vinci products, and for each bottle purchased, a donation of 1,000 KRW will be accumulated and donated to the social welfare corporation ‘Anna’s House,’ which operates free meal centers and rehabilitation facilities.
Leonardo da Vinci wine, well known domestically as a masterpiece wine, is a brand that features the masterpieces of the genius artist and scientist Leonardo da Vinci, such as 'Annunciation' and 'Mona Lisa,' on its labels, and it receives high praise and recognition every year at various review journals and wine competitions.
This donation campaign will be held nationwide for one month until the 31st of this month at major department stores, large marts, GS25, Emart24, and directly operated wine shops Wine Time, Wine Fix, and Haruilgwa.
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Masungcheol Ma, chairman of Narasella, said, "Narasella has been practicing sharing every year, starting with donating part of the sales proceeds of Montes to the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation, and delivering donations to the Sillim Social Welfare Center and Kyungpook National University School of Medicine," adding, "We will continue to practice values that society and companies can share through more activities in the future."
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