Hecto Group Launches "Ttubeokttubeok Challenge"... to Support Treatment Costs for Children with Cancer
Hecto Group has launched the "Ttubeokttubeok Challenge Season 7," which will run through November 29 and support treatment costs for children with cancer.
Hecto Group employees walk together during their lunch break as part of the “Ttubuk Ttubuk Challenge Season 7.” Hecto Group
View original imageHecto Group said on November 12 that about 840 employees will take part in the challenge, walking 8,000 steps a day for 28 days. Through the challenge, the company plans to provide a total of 25 million won in treatment-cost support for children with cancer.
Now in its seventh year, the "Ttubeokttubeok Challenge" has focused on helping employees develop healthy walking habits and connect with colleagues. Starting this season, the company has expanded the walking activity to include donations.
The company will donate 30,000 won per participating employee from the rewards it provides, regardless of each employee's level of participation. The donations will be delivered to the Korea Childhood Cancer Foundation through the "Hecto Steps Together" giving program and used to support treatment costs for children with cancer.
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Yoo Jusong, head of the Organizational Culture Office at Hecto Group, said, "I hope that each employee's steps will go beyond an activity shared with colleagues and lead to meaningful giving. Through the Ttubeokttubeok Challenge, we will continue to build a culture where employees develop healthy habits together, communicate across affiliates and departments, and put giving into practice."
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