Expressing Gratitude to National Merit Recipients Ahead of Chuseok

Public Home Shopping donated 400 electric pressure rice cookers to national merit recipients who dedicated themselves to the country ahead of the Chuseok holiday.


On September 9, Public Home Shopping announced that it held the “Chuseok Gift Delivery Ceremony for National Merit Recipients” at the Seoul Regional Veterans Office in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, attended by Oh-eul Kwon, Minister of Patriots and Veterans Affairs, and Il-yong Lee, CEO of Public Home Shopping.

At the 'Chuseok National Veterans Gift Presentation Ceremony' held on the 9th at the Seoul Regional Veterans Office in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Public Home Shopping CEO Il-yong Lee (left), Minister of Patriots and Veterans Affairs O-eul Kwon (right), and national veterans are taking a commemorative photo. Public Home Shopping

At the 'Chuseok National Veterans Gift Presentation Ceremony' held on the 9th at the Seoul Regional Veterans Office in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Public Home Shopping CEO Il-yong Lee (left), Minister of Patriots and Veterans Affairs O-eul Kwon (right), and national veterans are taking a commemorative photo. Public Home Shopping

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This event was organized to honor national merit recipients for Chuseok and to support them in preparing warm holiday meals. The donated goods are valued at 33 million won and will be delivered to 400 national merit recipients recommended by the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs.



Alongside the donation, Public Home Shopping is also running a promotion in which new members who are national merit recipients will receive a 5,000 won credit upon signing up. Those who register via phone representative or ARS will have the credit automatically applied the next day, valid for 30 days. A representative from Public Home Shopping stated, “As a public institution, we will continue our various social contribution activities and lead the way in ESG management.”


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