Handmade Daily Necessities Workshop for Single-Mother Families Held on July 26
Plogging at Geumjeongsan and Financial Fraud Prevention Campaign Conducted Simultaneously
Science Museum Experience with Multicultural Children, Creating Opportunities for Cultural Exchange
BNK Busan Bank (President Bang Seongbin) announced on July 26 that its newly launched 'Talent Donation Volunteer Corps' has officially begun employee-led social contribution activities throughout the local community.
BNK Busan Bank Talent Donation Volunteer Group, Full-scale Volunteer Activities by 5 Teams. Provided by BNK Busan Bank
The 'Talent Donation Volunteer Corps' is a social contribution organization in which Busan Bank employees voluntarily participate to contribute to the community by utilizing their professional expertise and personal interests. It is composed of five specialized teams: Culture and Arts, Plogging and Health, Global, Financial Education, and Digital IT. The organization began its official operations in July.
On this day, the 'Culture and Arts Team' held a 'Handmade Soap and Daily Necessities Making' activity for single-mother families at the Busan Bank headquarters. Under the guidance of experts, employees and participating families created daily necessities together, fostering warm interactions. The finished products were given as gifts, providing both practical support for daily life and emotional comfort.
On the same day, the 'Plogging and Health Team' carried out a 'plogging activity' around Godangbong Peak in Geumjeongsan, participating in efforts to create a cleaner natural environment. In addition, they conducted a financial fraud prevention campaign for citizens visiting the mountain, providing useful information on financial safety practices in everyday life.
The 'Global Team' visited the National Busan Science Museum with children and teenagers from multicultural families, conducting a science experience program. Employees and children viewed exhibitions and participated in hands-on activities together, fostering interest in science and providing multicultural children with opportunities for social belonging and cultural exchange.
In addition, Busan Bank is continuing educational volunteer activities for high school students and the elderly. The 'Financial Education Team' has been running a 'Teen MaeKyung Test Education Program' for specialized high school students from July 19 through the end of August. On July 12, the 'Digital IT Team' provided training on the use of digital devices and voice phishing prevention for the elderly who have difficulty using smartphones, contributing to bridging the digital divide.
Kim Yongkyu, Head of Management Strategy Group at Busan Bank, stated, "The Talent Donation Volunteer Corps marks the beginning of sustainable, practical social contribution that aims to provide real help to the community based on employees' professional expertise, going beyond simple one-time volunteer events." He added, "We plan to expand various volunteer activities in the future, engaging with diverse groups in the community to create social value."
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