Smilegate Hope Studio, Daesang Offer "A Warm Meal" to Children and Teenagers in Underserved Communities

1,200 Chung Jung One products for 10 Smile Houses
Meal vouchers also for children and teenagers in underserved communities.

Smilegate Hope Studio said Wednesday that it will deliver food and meal vouchers donated by Daesang Corporation to children and teenagers in underserved communities.

Daesang will provide 1,200 products in total, including three varieties of Chung Jung One spaghetti sauce and two types of snacks, to 10 Smile Houses, residential child welfare facilities, and youth facilities. It will also provide 700 meal vouchers linked to Cheongchunui Bap, Daesang Group's flagship social contribution program.

Smile House is an integrated support platform created by Smilegate Hope Studio to help children and teenagers in need of protection grow into healthy members of society.

Cheongchunui Bap is a mutual-growth project that helps small restaurants near universities improve their facilities and menus and receive promotional support so they can operate sustainably. Daesang's university student volunteer group takes part directly in the project.

Kim Kyungsook, head of Daesang's ESG Management Office, said, "Through cooperation with a wide range of partners, we will identify places where practical support is needed and connect businesses' resources and capabilities to share the value of giving with more people."

Kwon Yeonju, a director at Hope Studio, said, "As a social contribution platform, we will work with a diverse range of social actors to expand our positive social impact."

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