SNET Group Repairs Reusable IT Equipment with Employees' Families, Promotes ESG Values View original image

SNET Group (Chairman Park Hyodae) has carried out ESG social contribution activities by giving new value to used IT equipment together with employees and their families.


On June 27, SNET Group held a family participation IT resource cleaning volunteer event titled "Family is Here!" The company announced on June 29 that this event was organized in collaboration with the Korea IT Welfare Foundation to refurbish reusable IT equipment, enhance digital accessibility for the digitally marginalized, and promote a culture of resource circulation.


"Family is Here!" involved cleaning and restoring old PC towers, monitors, and other usable IT resources to make them suitable for reuse. Participants directly engaged in a variety of activities, including cleaning the exterior of PCs and monitors, inspecting parts, checking equipment designated for distribution, and packaging, thereby practicing sharing through hands-on involvement.


This initiative was particularly meaningful because not only employees but also their families participated. In particular, children had the opportunity to directly take part in refurbishing IT equipment, which allowed them to naturally experience the importance of resource recycling and the practice of ESG values.


An SNET Group representative stated, "Based on our expertise as an IT infrastructure company, we organized this activity to increase the value of reusable IT resources and contribute to closing the digital divide and spreading a culture of resource circulation." They added, "We will continue to fulfill our social responsibilities and contribute to a sustainable future through diverse ESG programs that employees and their families can participate in together."


Meanwhile, SNET Group is continuing to implement a variety of ESG activities. Through initiatives such as the "Save the Earth Bluebit Plogging Campaign," book donations to the Beautiful Store Foundation, and the "Sending PCs with Love" campaign, which involves donating business IT equipment to the Korea IT Welfare Foundation, the company is promoting the values of resource circulation and sharing.



SNET Group is simultaneously working to bridge the digital divide and practice sustainable ESG management by providing support for reusable equipment based on IT expertise and encouraging family-based volunteer participation.


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