(From the left) Lee Seong-min, General Manager of Kensington Resort Jirisan Namwon, and Lee Hwan-ju, Mayor of Namwon City, are signing a 'Social Contribution Business Agreement'.
Buffet Restaurant 'Ashley Queens' Dining Support for Low-Income Families
[Asia Economy Reporter Yuri Kim] Kensington Resort Jirisan Namwon announced on the 12th that it has signed a business agreement with Namwon City for a social contribution project for low-income groups.
Through this agreement, Kensington Resort Jirisan Namwon will provide free family dining to vulnerable groups whose lives have been restricted due to the impact of COVID-19. One hundred vulnerable individuals will be offered a free meal once a year at Ashley Queens, E-Land Eats' flagship buffet brand.
Kensington Resort Jirisan Namwon stated that it joined hands with Namwon City to fulfill its responsibilities as a member of the local community. It is evaluated as meaningful in that it established a support system where both the private and public sectors can simultaneously care for neighbors in need.
Kensington Resort Jirisan Namwon plans to gradually resume social contribution projects such as briquette delivery and meal provision, which were temporarily suspended due to COVID-19, following the recent transition to phased daily recovery (With Corona).
On the 16th, 50 multicultural families facing difficulties will be invited to enjoy a free meal at the buffet restaurant Ashley Queens. A representative of Kensington Resort Jirisan Namwon said, "After much consideration on how to contribute to the local community and fulfill the role of a social safety net, we prepared this event. We hope it will be an opportunity for families to create precious memories together in a warm atmosphere as the year-end approaches."
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