Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, Continues Warm Donation Campaigns for Vulnerable Children

Bang Se-hwan: "A Touch of Warmth... A Solid Stepping Stone for the Future"
Gwangju City Signs Business Agreement with Semix Co., Ltd.; 10 Million KRW Designated Donation
East Valley CC Donates 10 Million KRW; Woorinarae and Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism Contribute 3 Million KRW

Gwangju City, Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Bang Se-hwan) is accelerating welfare support for children from vulnerable groups, with warm donations continuing from various sectors of the local community.

Mayor Bang Se-hwan of Gwangju City (fourth from the right) is taking a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement with Semix Co., Ltd. on the 11th for the 'Support Project for Children in Vulnerable Groups.' Provided by Gwangju City, Gyeonggi Province

According to Gwangju City on the 12th, the city signed a business agreement with Semix Co., Ltd. on the 11th to support the 'Vulnerable Children Support Project' and received a designated donation of 10 million KRW for Dream Start children. The donated funds will be distributed to 28 children in crisis for medical expenses, academy fees, and more.

In particular, Semix Co., Ltd. is a company that has consistently donated supplies to welfare organizations in the region, leading continuous social contribution and sharing practices.

Gwangju Mayor Bang Se-hwan (second from the right) is taking a commemorative photo after receiving a donation of 10 million won from Kim Ji-seok, president of East Valley Country Club. Photo by Gyeonggi Gwangju City

In addition, East Valley Country Club (East Valley CC) also contributed 10 million KRW to support children from vulnerable groups.

The Social Cooperative Woorinarae also participated in supporting child welfare by donating 3 million KRW.

Furthermore, Janggyungsa Temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism donated 100 bags of rice (10 kg each) worth approximately 3 million KRW, taking the lead in sharing within the local community.

Mayor Bang Se-hwan of Gwangju City (third from the right) is taking a commemorative photo after receiving a donation worth 3 million won from the head monk of Janggyungsa Temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. Provided by Gwangju City, Gyeonggi Province

Kim Ji-seok, CEO of Semix Co., Ltd., said, "I am very honored to contribute to child welfare together with Gwangju City," adding, "We will continue to be a warm company that gives hope to children in need in the region."

Mayor Bang Se-hwan of Gwangju City said, "I deeply appreciate the various entities in the community who willingly share their hearts for children in need," and added, "Such warm private cooperation will be a great hope and a solid stepping stone for the future of our children."

Gwangju City plans to continuously discover various child welfare resources through public-private cooperation and strengthen customized support to eliminate welfare blind spots.

Bang Se-hwan, Mayor of Gwangju City (fourth from the right), is posing for a commemorative photo after receiving a donation of 3 million won from the social cooperative Woorinarae. Photo by Gyeonggi Gwangju City

Meanwhile, the institutions participating in this donation have been carrying out steady social contribution activities, and this initiative is expected to further spread the culture of solidarity and sharing within the local community.