Jobis & Villains Donates 10 Million Won for Elementary Financial Education Through Musicals

MOU Signed with Suwon Office of Education and Hope Covenant Stone

Jobis & Villains announced on the 22nd that it is partnering with the Suwon Office of Education and the local NGO Hope Covenant Stone to provide financial and tax education for elementary school students.

The three organizations signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on July 21 in the Superintendent's office of the Suwon Office of Education, agreeing to jointly promote the "Easy-to-Understand Finance and Tax Class Through Musicals" initiative. Key stakeholders, including Choi Jin-hwan, CFO of Jobis & Villains; Jo Byung-ik, Director of Educational Affairs at Suwon Office of Education; and Lee Jae-won, Chairman of Hope Covenant Stone, attended the signing ceremony.

At the memorandum of understanding signing ceremony held on the 21st in the Suwon Office of Education Superintendent's Office, key stakeholders are taking a commemorative photo. Jarvis & Villains

This agreement was established to foster healthy economic values and spending habits among youth. By leveraging musicals, a familiar medium for children, the aim is to improve students' understanding and literacy of finance. On this day, Jobis & Villains donated 10 million won to the Suwon Office of Education to support the production and implementation of the musical program.

After finalizing the program details during the summer break, the three organizations will present two musical performances on September 4 to all 300 students at Suwon Songjeong Elementary School, which participates in the Priority Educational Welfare Support Project.

CFO Choi Jin-hwan stated, "A sound sense of economics developed in childhood becomes a lifelong asset," adding, "We hope that this fun and familiar approach through musicals helps future generations of youth establish a healthy financial mindset."

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