KSD Sharing Foundation Sponsors 'Sharing Daily Necessities with Love' Event with 60 Million Won
The Korea Securities Depository's KSD Sharing Foundation donated 60 million won to two organizations for people with disabilities in Busan to support a daily necessities-sharing event.
From left, Yoo Gyeongsang, director of the Busan Nam-gu Association for the Disabled; Jeon Sanghyeok, head of business operations at the KSD Sharing Foundation; and Park Gwangmun, president of the Busan Federation of the Blind, pose for a commemorative photo after a donation handover ceremony. Korea Securities Depository
View original imageAccording to KSD on October 15, the sponsorship for the daily necessities-sharing event was organized to support households with people with disabilities in Busan in observance of the Day of the Blind and to help boost the local economy.
The Busan Welfare Association for the Visually Impaired and the Busan Nam-gu Association for the Disabled plan to purchase rice and instant noodles from small businesses in Busan and distribute them to approximately 2,100 households with people with disabilities.
Since 2015, the KSD Sharing Foundation has sponsored annual events to share daily necessities, including rice, instant noodles and seafood, to help stabilize the livelihoods of socially vulnerable groups in Busan and boost the local economy. It continues to show its support for and interest in the community.
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Lee Yoonsoo, chairman of the KSD Sharing Foundation, said, "I hope our neighbors enjoy a happy and bountiful harvest season," adding, "We will continue to explore ways to help the community."
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