[Asia Economy Reporter Yujin Cho] Beauty and healthcare specialist company Cellreturn announced on the 22nd that it donated a set of three cosmetics worth approximately 70 million KRW to medical staff working hard amid the resurgence of COVID-19.
Cellreturn delivered the set of three cosmetics as a token of gratitude and support to medical staff through the nonprofit organization Suwajin's Sarang Deohagi group. The donated items, including hyaluronic acid ampoules and creams, are worth about 70 million KRW and will be given to medical staff at Incheon Medical Center.
Cellreturn has been carrying out support projects for underprivileged groups in Korea and cultural and artistic activities to realize its vision as a "company for humanity's beauty and healthy life." This donation was part of Cellreturn's social contribution project, the "Beautiful Mind Campaign," and is the second sharing activity following the donation event on its founding anniversary on the 7th.
A Cellreturn representative said, "We initiated this sharing activity with gratitude to the medical staff who have been devotedly caring for COVID-19 patients since early this year," adding, "Through the Beautiful Mind Campaign, we will continue to provide generous support for various neighbors facing difficulties in many situations."
On the 21st, Cellreturn made a cosmetic donation to Suwajin's Sarangdeohagi group and took a commemorative photo. Lee Dong-il, Senior Director of Cellreturn (left in the photo), and Ahn Sang-su, Chairman of Suwajin's Sarangdeohagi, are pictured.
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