Using products made at 'Bravo Beaver,' a standard workplace for people with disabilities

Korea Investment & Securities said on October 23 that it would donate about 2,000 gift sets for children from vulnerable groups in Gyeonggi Province.


The donation is intended to help children facing difficult circumstances while also supporting stable employment for people with developmental disabilities and creating sustainable jobs by using products they make.


The donated items were made by employees with developmental disabilities at Bravo Beaver, a standard workplace for people with disabilities, and include granola, cookies, nuts and sweet potato sticks. They will be distributed through the international relief and development NGO World Vision to children at child welfare facilities in Gyeonggi Province and in underserved areas, including the Seongnam Social Welfare Center.

Oh Seokjin (left), head of the Brand Strategy Office at Korea Investment & Securities, and Kim Seongtae, head of the Sustainable Partnership Division at World Vision, pose for a commemorative photo at the “Dream and Hope Goods Handover Ceremony” held at Korea Investment & Securities’ headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, on the 20th. Korea Investment & Securities

Oh Seokjin (left), head of the Brand Strategy Office at Korea Investment & Securities, and Kim Seongtae, head of the Sustainable Partnership Division at World Vision, pose for a commemorative photo at the “Dream and Hope Goods Handover Ceremony” held at Korea Investment & Securities’ headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, on the 20th. Korea Investment & Securities

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Korea Investment & Securities runs a range of social contribution programs to improve child welfare. The Korea Investment Dream Library, which opened earlier this month at Seonhan Samariawon in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, is one of its flagship programs, supporting improvements to children's learning environments and strengthening their ability to use digital devices. The company has continued the program for the fifth year since opening its first library in 2022. It also continues to run programs such as Green Remodeling, which improves the environments of local child care centers, and Children Who Dream, which helps children from vulnerable groups discover their talents.



Korea Investment & Securities CEO Kim Seonghwan said, "I hope this donation will encourage children who need the warmth and care of society and serve as a stepping stone to help them pursue their dreams. We will continue to show our support so that children can grow up healthy and happy."


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