NongHyup Bank Launches Rice Donation Campaign with Deposit Customers
NH The Ddeunddeun Bapsim Deposit II
Joint Donations by Bank and Customers to Designated Recipients
Delivered Nationwide to Social Welfare Facilities
in Collaboration with G Foundation
NongHyup Bank announced on June 1 that it will launch a rice donation campaign in collaboration with the international development cooperation NGO G Foundation, aiming to promote rice consumption and expand the culture of sharing. The campaign will involve customers who subscribe to the 'NH The Ddeunddeun Bapsim Deposit II' product.
Through a lottery, 10 customers who have signed up for the deposit product will be selected to donate 100 kilograms of rice each to a recipient organization of their choice. The donation will be made in the joint names of NongHyup Bank and the customer. The campaign is designed to allow customers to directly choose the recipient, thereby realizing the value of voluntary sharing.
The donated rice will be delivered through G Foundation to social welfare facilities, local children's centers, and senior welfare centers across the country. Participating customers will receive a donation certificate issued by G Foundation.
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A NongHyup Bank representative stated, "This campaign is a meaningful activity that puts the value of sharing into practice together with our customers," adding, "We will continue to expand customer-participation social contribution programs in the future."
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