Kyobo Securities announced on the 26th that it held a scholarship award ceremony for the 'Dream Up 4th Generation' support program for youth preparing for independence on the 25th at the 15th-floor conference room of its Yeouido headquarters.
From the left, Seokgi Lee, CEO of Kyobo Securities, Seunggyu Song, Secretary General of Dream Makers. Provided by Kyobo Securities
The ceremony was attended by about 20 people, including Lee Seok-ki, CEO of Kyobo Securities, Song Seung-gyu, Secretary General of Dream Makers, scholarship recipients, and event officials.
Dream Up is a future generation scholarship project that supports the dreams and challenges of youth preparing for independence so they can grow into healthy members of society. For this Dream Up scholarship, a total of 10 youth preparing for independence who passed the screening process were selected from recommendations by social welfare organizations nationwide, starting with the recruitment announcement in January.
Each selected youth received a scholarship totaling 3 million KRW, amounting to 30 million KRW in total, to support self-development and living expenses such as studies, certification acquisition, and employment training for stable independent living.
CEO Lee Seok-ki said, "We will support young people, the future leaders, so that they can achieve their dreams happily," adding, "We will create various support systems for future generations to ensure a sustainable virtuous cycle."
Meanwhile, Kyobo Securities continues to carry out sharing activities for children and adolescents, including 'Dream Warm Table' supporting children suffering from food shortages, 'Dream Home Caring' improving study room environments, and 'Dream Hope Donation,' a one-on-one child sponsorship program by employees.
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