InBody and Minwell Donate 42 Million KRW in Medical Expense Support to Green Umbrella Children’s Foundation
InBody and Minwell Enterprise announced on the 18th that they donated 42 million KRW (31,598 USD) in medical expense sponsorship funds for vulnerable children in Korea to the Green Umbrella Children’s Foundation.
At the sponsorship donation ceremony held on the 17th at the headquarters of the Green Umbrella Children's Foundation in Jung-gu, Seoul, Im Jong-kwon, InBody factory manager, Park Su-bong, head of the Seoul 3 Regional Headquarters of the Green Umbrella Children's Foundation, and Shin Kwang-jo, head of Minwell Korea (from left), are posing for a commemorative photo.
[Photo by InBody]
With this sponsorship, InBody and Minwell will support nine children urgently needing treatment. The funds will be used for surgery fees, medication costs, and special therapy expenses for vulnerable children. In particular, they plan to provide multifaceted support for disease treatment and health improvement of vulnerable children, including assistance with purchasing assistive devices, which are a heavy burden for many families due to their high cost.
The donation ceremony was held on the 17th at the Green Umbrella Children’s Foundation headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, attended by Lim Jong-kwon, Factory Manager of InBody, Shin Kwang-jo, Head of Minwell Korea Branch, and Park Soo-bong, Head of the Seoul Region 3 Headquarters of the Green Umbrella Children’s Foundation.
This sponsorship fund was raised through a fund jointly established by InBody and Minwell for social contribution. InBody currently maintains a partnership with Minwell by trading necessary parts for production.
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Factory Manager Lim Jong-kwon said, “We hope that this sponsorship fund, jointly established by InBody and Minwell, will help vulnerable children recover quickly and return to their daily lives.” He added, “InBody will continue to make multifaceted efforts to improve the health of many people in medical blind spots.”
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