KHNP Hanul Headquarters Joins 'Hope 2024 Sharing Campaign' Fundraising Effort

Donation of 70 Million Won Delivered to Uljin-gun, Promoting the Spread of Sharing Culture

On the 4th, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Hanul Nuclear Power Headquarters donated 70 million won to the 'Hope 2024 Sharing Campaign' in Uljin-gun.

Hanul Headquarters donated Hope 2024 Sharing Campaign funds to Uljin County. (Left: Director Lee Seyong, Uljin County Governor Son Byungbok).

This donation was raised through a matching grant format by about 2,400 employees of the Hanul Headquarters and the company, with the hope that it would help local residents in Uljin have a warm winter.

Throughout this year, Hanul Nuclear Power Headquarters has carried out various social contribution activities such as supporting vulnerable groups and social welfare facilities during holidays, assisting in recovery from heavy rain damage, improving housing conditions for North Korean defectors, and donating to the Gyeongbuk Social Welfare Community Chest.

In addition, they formed sisterhood ties with welfare facilities and local offices in Uljin to provide continuous support. Last month, they also supported 4,100 heads of kimchi worth 70 million won to prepare for winter.

Lee Seyong, head of Hanul Headquarters, who personally delivered the donation today, expressed the hope that "the donation from our headquarters will become a warm light that brings warmth to neighbors in need."

Hanul Nuclear Power Headquarters plans to continue spreading the culture of sharing next year and extend careful acts of love so that neighbors in need can spend the cold winter warmly.