Hana Bank Raises 107.4 Million Won in Donations Through "Lucky Give Run Savings"
Entire Donation to Be Delivered to Organization Supporting Children with Serious Illnesses
Hana Bank announced on August 31 that it had raised a total donation of 107.4 million won through the ESG-focused financial product "Lucky Give Run Savings," which was introduced in collaboration with McDonald’s Korea.
This product was designed so that, upon maturity, a certain amount selected by the customer is donated, allowing anyone to participate in charitable activities easily and naturally.
In addition, Hana Bank created a model for jointly generating social value by adding a donation of 1,000 won for every savings account a customer opens, thereby spreading a positive impact together with its customers.
At the end of last month, all accounts for this savings product reached maturity, which resulted in a total donation of 107.4 million won. The entire donation will be delivered to RMHC Korea (Ronald McDonald House Charities Korea), a nonprofit organization supporting children with serious illnesses requiring long-term treatment and their families.
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A Hana Bank official stated, "We plan to further expand events that allow customers to easily and conveniently participate in social value creation activities in their daily lives through various partnerships and financial products."
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