Proceeds from Book Sales to Support the Underprivileged

Funds to Be Used for Environmental Protection Activities

BNK Kyongnam Bank, together with its employees, successfully completed an eco-friendly social contribution project to practice resource circulation and deliver generosity to the local community.


On September 7, BNK Kyongnam Bank announced that, as part of its ESG management efforts, it had collected used books donated by employees and carried out the eco-friendly social contribution project titled "Donation for the Environment: Sharing Used Books."

Eco-friendly Social Contribution Project 'Donation for the Environment.' <br/>Photo by Kyungnam Bank

Eco-friendly Social Contribution Project 'Donation for the Environment.'
Photo by Kyungnam Bank

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Lee Myeonghun, Head of Social Contribution and Public Relations, and other employees visited the Yongho branch of Beautiful Store and delivered 615 donated used books.


From July 13 to August 14, BNK Kyongnam Bank held a five-week "Donation for the Environment: Sharing Used Books" campaign among its employees, collecting a wide range of books through donations.


Not only headquarters staff but also branch employees participated voluntarily in this campaign, and the employee with the highest contribution donated 180 books, further emphasizing the spirit of giving.


The books donated by BNK Kyongnam Bank employees will be sold through the Gyeongnam branch of Beautiful Store, and the proceeds will be used to support underprivileged groups in the local community and to fund environmental protection activities.



Lee Myeonghun, Head of Social Contribution and Public Relations, stated, "It is very meaningful that, through the donation of used books filled with our employees' care, we are able to both practice resource recycling and environmental protection, as well as sharing love. BNK Kyongnam Bank will continue to promote a variety of ESG social contribution activities for a sustainable future."


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