SK ecoplant Surpasses 30,000 Donated Items
Resource-Circulation Campaign “CE100”
SK ecoplant announced on October 16 that more than 30,000 items had been donated through its resource-circulation campaign, “CE100,” which has been running since 2024.
The “CE100” campaign is a social contribution initiative that promotes resource circulation. Employees donate clothing, accessories, household goods, books and small appliances that they no longer use but that can be reused. The donated items are provided to Goodwill Store, operated by the Milal Welfare Foundation, to create jobs for people with disabilities and support their independent living.
SK ecoplant regularly installs large collection bins in its headquarters lobby to make donating more convenient for employees. It also supports participation through various methods, including in-person collection and parcel delivery, depending on conditions at its business sites and worksites.
SK ecoplant has established a virtuous cycle that turns donations into social value by holding in-house bazaars featuring items donated by employees and using the proceeds to hire new employees with disabilities and support their wages.
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An SK ecoplant official said, “Surpassing 30,000 donated items is the result of employees’ steady efforts to practice resource circulation in their daily lives. We will continue to offer resource-circulation and sharing programs that employees can voluntarily take part in at our headquarters and worksites.”
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