Sahakyeongeum Delivers Donation and Carries Out Volunteer Activities at Ewha Youngwon Orphanage in Naju
The Private School Teachers' Pension Service (hereinafter referred to as Sahakyeongeum) announced on July 30 that it had visited Ewha Youngwon Orphanage, a social welfare facility located in Naju, South Jeolla Province, to participate in volunteer activities with the children under its care and to deliver a donation aimed at improving their educational environment.
(From left) Hajung Song, Chairman of the Private School Teachers' Pension Service, Sesoon Ki, Director of Ewha Orphanage /Photo by Sahak Pension
View original imageEwha Youngwon Orphanage is a social welfare facility that was officially approved in 1986 and operates in the Naju area to protect and promote the welfare of children, including infants and toddlers. Currently, 42 children reside at the facility.
On this day, Sahakyeongeum executives and staff members who participated in the volunteer activity accompanied the children on a tour of the National Naju Museum. The executives and staff members ensured the children's safe transportation and participated in experiential activities with them.
Sahakyeongeum donated KRW 2 million to be used for the purchase of educational supplies, and also contributed books worth KRW 300,000, which were collected by the employees' book club. These donations will be used to help create a better learning environment and promote a culture of reading among the children.
Ha Jung Song, Chairman of Sahakyeongeum, said, "I hope the children can learn and pursue their dreams in a better environment," adding, "We will continue to promote social contribution activities that help the healthy growth of future generations and the development of the local community."
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Meanwhile, Sahakyeongeum continues to operate a social contribution fund to support vulnerable groups in the region and improve educational welfare. A Sahakyeongeum official said, "We plan to continue and expand outreach activities that combine sponsorship and volunteering, taking the lead in realizing social value."
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