Korea Exchange Delivers Chuseok Gifts to Vulnerable Seniors in Busan

Jung Sang-ho, Secretary General of KRX National Happiness Foundation (left on the transfer board), Park Siwoo, Director of Busan Namgu Senior Welfare Center (right on the transfer board), and other officials are taking a group commemorative photo at the donation ceremony for elderly people in vulnerable groups on the 21st. Korea Exchange

The Korea Exchange announced on September 21 that, in celebration of the Chuseok holiday, it provided 30 million won in donations and held volunteer activities with participation from executives and employees to support a healthy and abundant holiday for elderly people in vulnerable groups in the Busan area.

The Exchange explained that, through five social welfare centers in Busan, it delivered Chuseok holiday gift packages—consisting of special holiday meals and health supplements—to a total of 740 senior citizens.

On this day, executives and employees visiting the Busan Nam-gu Senior Welfare Center personally packed the gift packages and delivered them to the homes of elderly recipients, checking in on their wellbeing and engaging in sharing activities.

The Korea Exchange has been consistently implementing various welfare initiatives for seniors in vulnerable groups in Busan, such as providing food support, improving the residential environments of seniors living alone, supplying goods to prevent falls and fires, and hosting table tennis tournaments.

Jung Eunbo, Chairman and CEO of the Exchange, stated, “With Chuseok approaching, I hope that our seniors can enjoy a healthy and abundant holiday surrounded by family, without feeling alienated, and share in the warmth of the season.” He added, “We will continue to pay close attention to neighbors in need in our community and strive to ensure that acts of warm sharing persist.”

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