KB Kookmin Card Donates Employee Talent and Goods to Three Overseas Expansion Countries

Delivery of Safety Umbrellas, Sharing Boxes, and Pop-up Books to Low-Income Children in Cambodia, Thailand, and Indonesia

On the 22nd, employees of 'KB Daehan Special Bank,' the local subsidiary of KB Kookmin Card in Kampong Thom, Cambodia, delivered donated items for talent development to the local education office for regional students.

[Asia Economy Reporter Ki Ha-young] KB Kookmin Card employees announced on the 25th that they delivered talent donation items, including safety umbrellas made in an untact manner, for vulnerable children and adolescents in overseas expansion countries such as Cambodia, Indonesia, and Thailand.

On the 22nd, KB Kookmin Card, together with the local subsidiary KB Kookmin Special Bank in Kampong Thom, Cambodia, delivered 1,000 KB traditional fairy tale pop-up books and 1,000 safety umbrellas to the local education office for regional students.

The items delivered that day were produced by KB Kookmin Card employees through untact talent donation. In the case of the pop-up books, they are economic and financial education materials introducing the necessity of saving and rational consumption life using local traditional fairy tales. The safety umbrellas delivered together are made of transparent reflective vinyl material, enabling visibility during rain, supporting the safe commuting of local students.

On the 27th, in Samut Prakan located on the outskirts of Bangkok, Thailand, 300 sharing boxes containing clothing (T-shirts, pants, jumpers, shoes, etc.), school supplies (notebooks, bags, etc.), English books, and various daily necessities donated by KB Kookmin Card employees and customers will be delivered for children from low-income families in the area.

In Indonesia, on the 28th, 2,000 love T-shirts made by employees will be delivered to children from low-income families in the Bantar Gebang area of Jakarta.

A KB Kookmin Card official said, "We will continue to carry out optimized social contribution activities for each country without change so that local subsidiaries and communities can grow together."