Gangseo-gu Makes 1 Ton of Kkakdugi, Delivers It to 500 Vulnerable Households
District Mayor, Around 30 Volunteers Join Kimjang Sharing Event
With winter approaching, 1 ton of kkakdugi will be delivered to 500 vulnerable households in Gangseo-gu, Seoul.
Jin Gyohoon, chief of Seoul's Gangseo District (front row, fourth from left), shows off kimchi he made with volunteers at the Kkakdugi Kimjang Sharing Event held at the Gangseo District Volunteer Center. Provided by Gangseo District.
View original imageGangseo-gu (District Mayor Jin Gyohoon) held a “Kkakdugi Kimjang Sharing Event” at the Gangseo-gu Volunteer Center on October 21. Around 30 people, including District Mayor Jin Gyohoon and volunteers from volunteer camps in 20 neighborhoods across the district, took part and handled everything from preparing the ingredients and mixing in the seasoning to packing the kimchi.
The event produced 500 boxes of kkakdugi, each weighing 2 kg. The district plans to deliver them to 500 vulnerable households, including recipients of basic livelihood benefits and older adults living alone.
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“I hope the small act of kindness we prepared together with the volunteers will bring comfort to our neighbors in need,” District Mayor Jin Gyohoon said. “We will take attentive care to help vulnerable groups get through the winter warmly.”
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