11 million won donated to Busan City's kimchi-sharing event

5-kg boxes delivered to local children's centers, free meal centers, and other facilities

Ahead of winter, 320 boxes of kimchi were delivered to welfare facilities in Gijang-gun, Busan. Employees of the Kori Nuclear Power Headquarters and local volunteers made the kimchi themselves and distributed it to local children's centers, free meal centers, and other facilities.


Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power's Kori Nuclear Power Headquarters (Chief Ban Byeonghun) announced on November 11 that it had contributed 11 million won to the Busan Metropolitan Government to sponsor the 2026 Love Kimchi-Sharing Festival, held at BEXCO in Busan on November 10.

320 Boxes of Kimchi for Gijang Welfare Facilities... Kori Nuclear Power Headquarters Employees Join Sharing Effort View original image

That day, the Kori Volunteer Corps, made up of 15 employees of the Kori Nuclear Power Headquarters, made kimchi together with volunteers from the Gijang-gun Volunteer Center. The 320 boxes, each weighing 5 kg, were delivered to welfare facilities in Gijang-gun, including local children's centers and free meal centers.



The Kori Nuclear Power Headquarters also holds its own kimchi-sharing event every year. It has provided kimchi to vulnerable residents in Gijang-gun and plans to hold another sharing event in December this year.


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