"Celltrion Hosts Sharing Event for Vulnerable Groups in Celebration of Family Month"

Celltrion announced on the 3rd that it recently conducted sharing activities targeting vulnerable groups in the Incheon and Chungbuk regions in celebration of Family Month.

At the Celltrion headquarters, Celltrion employees are packing gift sets at the '2024 Celltrion Family Month Sharing Event.'
[Photo by Celltrion]

About 60 employees from Celltrion and the Celltrion Welfare Foundation participated in this sharing event, personally packing gift boxes worth a total of 55 million KRW and delivering them directly to 450 underprivileged households in Incheon and Chungbuk, where major affiliates' business sites are located.

The Celltrion Welfare Foundation, responsible for sponsorship and support projects of the Celltrion Group, has been conducting Family Month sharing activities for 18 years since 2007 to provide practical help to marginalized groups facing difficult circumstances during Family Month and to foster a social culture of sharing interest and warmth with neighbors in need. Over the past four years, gift boxes have been delivered to 1,490 households composed of elderly living alone, grandparent-headed families, single-parent families, and multicultural families in the Incheon and Chungbuk areas.

In addition to this sharing activity, Celltrion has been continuously carrying out social contribution activities in the region through regular sharing such as ▲food and livelihood support ▲medical and tuition support ▲seasonal sharing support. Especially this year, the company plans to fulfill its corporate social responsibility by expanding sharing projects, including increasing tuition support for low-income and marginalized middle and high school students who need financial assistance.

A Celltrion official said, “We prepared gift boxes to deliver warmth to marginalized groups going through difficult times during Family Month,” and added, “We will continue to do our best to expand positive influence by carrying out various sharing activities in the local community.”