Sangmidang Holdings Provides Jeju Trip for 34 Families of Children with Disabilities
Organized Through the "Sangmidang Happy Fund"
Sangmidang Holdings announced on the 10th that it gifted a trip to Jeju Island by inviting 34 families of children with disabilities for 3 nights and 4 days from the 8th to the 11th, in collaboration with the Purme Foundation, a specialized organization supporting people with disabilities.
Sangmidang Holdings announced on the 10th that it invited 34 families with disabled children for a 3-night, 4-day trip to Jeju from the 8th to the 11th, gifting them a memorable travel experience in collaboration with the Purume Foundation, a specialized organization supporting people with disabilities. Photo by Sangmidang Holdings
View original imageThis year marks the 15th time the trip has been held, organized through the “Sangmidang Happy Fund,” which is funded by donations from Sangmidang employees. In this corporate social responsibility program, employees donate a fixed amount of their salary each month, and the company matches with an additional amount. The funds are used to support rehabilitation treatment for children with disabilities, talent and aptitude education, family trips to Jeju, and more.
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In line with the management philosophy of Chairman Heo Young-in, Sangmidang Holdings has, through the Sangmidang Happy Fund, provided approximately 3 billion won in support to 1,860 children with disabilities since 2012.
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