Hanwha Investment & Securities employees pose for a commemorative photo with their families after completing a pear-sharing volunteer activity on the 16th. Hanwha Investment & Securities

Hanwha Investment & Securities employees pose for a commemorative photo with their families after completing a pear-sharing volunteer activity on the 16th. Hanwha Investment & Securities

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Hanwha Investment & Securities said on October 19 that it had successfully completed its “Sharing Pears with Love” volunteer activity with employees’ families at an orchard in Anseong, Gyeonggi Province, on October 16.


The activity was organized to help ease the seasonal labor shortage facing fruit farms struggling with rural aging and rising labor costs, and to share the harvest with underprivileged people.


A total of 85 employees and family members took part, helping with every step of the process at the orchard, from harvesting pears to packing them into boxes, as part of an effort to support local farms.


After being sorted and loaded, the pears harvested that day were delivered to vulnerable local residents, including low-income households, seniors living alone, and people with disabilities.



Kim Dohyung, executive director of Hanwha Investment & Securities’ Innovation Support Office, said, “It is meaningful that our employees and their families came together to help farms with their labor shortage and share the fruit they harvested themselves with neighbors in the community.” He added, “We will continue to actively pursue a range of community service activities that allow employees and their families to share warmth with others.”


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