Kumho Tire Delivers Ceremonial Food Packages to Over 200 Elderly Living Alone Ahead of Chuseok

Supporting Neighbors Near Gwangju and Gokseong Plants with 10 Million Won
25 Years of Sharing Since 2002

Kumho Tire delivered ceremonial food items and groceries worth approximately 10 million won to around 200 elderly people living alone near its Gwangju and Gokseong plants ahead of the Chuseok holiday.

The company announced on the 17th that it had conducted a "Love for Neighbors Campaign" to help underprivileged locals enjoy a warm holiday season.

The delivery ceremonies were held at the Eoryong-dong Administrative Welfare Center in Gwangsan-gu, Kwangju-Jeonnam Metropolitan City and the Ip-myeon Office in Gokseong-gun.

Kumho Tire's "Holiday Ceremonial Food Delivery," a flagship community service initiative, has continued for 25 years since its launch during the 2002 Chuseok holiday. Every year, ahead of Seollal and Chuseok, the company delivers ceremonial foods to elderly people living alone near its plants as part of its efforts to build a better community.

To date, approximately 11,800 neighbors have received ceremonial food packages through the program.

Yoon Hyun-seok, Head of the Administration Team at Kumho Tire, said, "We sincerely hope that our efforts can provide some support to disadvantaged neighbors so that everyone can enjoy a joyful and heartwarming holiday."

Yoon Sun-min, Head of the Gokseong Plant, added, "We will always be grateful for the support and affection of local residents and continue to stand together with our community."

Besides holiday ceremonial food deliveries, Kumho Tire is actively engaged in various social contribution activities, such as the year-end "Sharing Love with Kimchi" campaign and free tire checkups.

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