bhc Chicken Extends Helping Hands Again This Year... '4th Sunflower Volunteer Group' Launch Ceremony Held

bhc Chicken held the inauguration ceremony for the 4th Sunflower Volunteer Group, a university student volunteer organization, on the 19th of this month.

[Asia Economy Reporter Choi Saeng-hye] bhc Chicken announced on the 20th that it held the inauguration ceremony for the university student volunteer group, the ‘4th Sunflower Volunteer Group,’ and will begin full-scale activities starting this month.

The inauguration ceremony held the day before was attended by bhc Chicken CEO Im Geum-ok, along with 10 volunteer members who were finally selected through the screening process, and the 3rd volunteer group members who participated last year. The volunteers shared new resolutions and commitments through the awarding of appointment certificates and conversations with senior members.

The 4th volunteer group was selected through a strict screening process from applicants who applied during the recruitment period in December last year. They are organized into two teams of five members each and will plan and visit places in need of help to carry out volunteer activities until the end of this year.

A closing ceremony was also held for the 3rd volunteer group who were active last year. The 3rd volunteer members visited various places such as welfare centers, local children’s centers, jjokbangchon (small room villages), nursing homes, and farms near Seoul, conducting various volunteer activities for people with disabilities and socioeconomically vulnerable groups. bhc Chicken expressed its gratitude by presenting certificates of completion to all 3rd group members. Students Lee Hye-seon and Choi In-gwon were selected as the best volunteers. They received a scholarship, and all graduates were given the benefit of exemption from document screening when applying for a job at bhc.

CEO Im Geum-ok emphasized, “Volunteer activities are a valuable opportunity to understand the social values of sharing and coexistence while also allowing us to see our society from a new perspective. We will continue to actively support the Sunflower Volunteer Group activities so that young people who will carry the future can have meaningful and significant experiences.”