Healthcare Products Worth 4 Million Won Donated to Culturally Marginalized Youth in the Philippines
5 Million Won Sponsored for Performance Benefiting Underprivileged Groups in Korea

Pamgen Science announced on September 14 that it had provided a total of 9 million won in cash and goods to young people from culturally disadvantaged groups in the Philippines as well as to culturally marginalized groups in Korea.


On September 8, Pamgen Science participated in the "Melody of Hope" cultural exchange and social contribution program held in Manila, Philippines, and donated three types of its healthcare brand, Soluti, worth a total of 4 million won, to local youth from culturally marginalized backgrounds.


Pharmgen Science recently announced that it supported its healthcare products for the social contribution activities of Magsan Musical Company in the Philippines. Representatives of Magsan Musical Company are taking a commemorative photo. Magsan Musical Company

Pharmgen Science recently announced that it supported its healthcare products for the social contribution activities of Magsan Musical Company in the Philippines. Representatives of Magsan Musical Company are taking a commemorative photo. Magsan Musical Company

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This support was provided in connection with the "2026 Seoul-Manila Cultural Exchange Crossover Concert," which was selected for Seoul Metropolitan Government's "2026 Private International Cultural Exchange Revitalization Support Program." The program was organized by Cinnamon, a non-profit arts organization, and hosted by Maksang Musical Company. It was held on September 8–9 at De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde in Manila, Philippines.


Pamgen Science also sponsored Maksang Musical Company's "Our Sound Meets Broadway" with a 5 million won cash donation. This performance is a project to expand opportunities for the enjoyment of culture by inviting people from underprivileged backgrounds in the cultural arts. It will be held on September 23 at Seoul Sowol Art Hall as part of the "2026 Seoul Private Korean Traditional Music Event Support Project."



A representative from Pamgen Science said, "We decided to participate in this support so that teenagers from culturally marginalized backgrounds can take care of not only their cultural enrichment but also their health," adding, "We hope this sponsorship will help broaden opportunities for enjoying the arts for culturally underprivileged groups and a diverse audience."


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