KB Kookmin Bank Holds Employee Volunteer Activity for Flood Recovery in Geoje Area
About 70 Employees from Yeongnam Business Promotion Group of KB Kookmin Bank
Support Recovery Efforts at Geoje Flood Site
Assisting Residents' Return to Daily Life by Distributing Essential Supplies
KB Kookmin Bank announced on August 31 that it carried out a volunteer activity for employees on August 30 to help recover from the heavy rain damage in the Geoje area.
On the 30th, KB Kookmin Bank employees who participated in the 'Volunteer Activities for Flood Recovery in Geoje Area' held in Yangjeong-dong, Geoje-si, Gyeongnam Province, are taking a commemorative photo. KB Kookmin Bank
View original imageApproximately 70 employees from the Yeongnam Business Promotion Group of KB Kookmin Bank visited Yangjeong-dong in Geoje-si, which suffered from flooding due to heavy rain on August 17. They participated in recovery efforts by clearing out sediment and various debris, as well as cleaning and restoring facilities and the surrounding environment.
In addition, they supported the daily recovery of residents affected by the flood by delivering essential supplies, such as approximately 2,000 packs of wet wipes, to the victims experiencing inconvenience due to the disaster.
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KB Financial Group donated KRW 500 million to help restore areas in Gyeongnam that were damaged by heavy rains and to support flood victims, while its major affiliates also participated in providing financial assistance. KB Kookmin Bank is providing up to KRW 20 million in emergency living stabilization funds to customers affected by the disaster, and up to KRW 500 million in working capital support for affected businesses. KB Insurance and KB Kookmin Card are also continuing their support to relieve the financial burden on affected customers, such as by deferring insurance premium payments and postponing card payment due dates.
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