Holt Children's Services Unveils 70th Anniversary Emblem

Holt Children's Services (President Shin Misook) unveiled an emblem on July 1 to commemorate its 70th anniversary this year, encapsulating the meaning of seven decades of love and companionship, as well as its vision for the future.

Founded in 1955 with a warm helping hand to protect children, Holt Children's Services has, over the past 70 years, supported countless children and families both domestically and internationally, putting love into action together with its sponsors.

Holt Children's Services explained that the newly unveiled 70th anniversary emblem symbolically represents the organization's history of connection and companionship.

The emblem features the number '70' rendered in graceful curves, expressing the flow of love and dedication from the past to the present and into the future. Notably, the two dots positioned at the top symbolize the children and families who have grown alongside Holt Children's Services over the past 70 years, visually representing the precious presence of these children and families who have always been with the organization.

Through the unveiling of the 70th anniversary emblem, Holt Children's Services presented a new vision for the next 70 years: "A world where children and families are happier."

The organization expressed hope that the newly revealed emblem will serve as a warm starting point for a new journey of change, where children, families, sponsors, and staff are all connected as one toward "a world where children and families are happier."

Holt Children's Services plans to hold a variety of commemorative events, including the anniversary ceremony scheduled for September 26, to reflect on the history of social welfare practice built on love and dedication over the past 70 years and to reaffirm its commitment to new progress in the future.