SK Donates 20 Billion Won to 'Hope 2026 Sharing Campaign'

Delivered to the Community Chest of Korea on the 16th
Cumulative Donations Reach 266.5 Billion Won Since 1999
Approximately 6 Billion Won Raised Through Voluntary Employee Contributions

On December 16, SK Group announced that Jidong Seop, Chairman of the SV Committee at SK Supex Council, visited the Community Chest of Korea in Jeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul and delivered a year-end donation of 20 billion won. Since 1999, SK has continuously donated to the Community Chest of Korea to support neighbors in need.

Jidong Seop, Chairman of the SV Committee at SK Supex Council, said, "We hope to be a small support to our neighbors who are going through a difficult winter due to uncertain domestic and international economic conditions," adding, "SK will continue to carry out happiness-sharing activities that can grow together with our neighbors and society." SK Supex Council

This year, SK increased its donation by 8 billion won compared to the previous year, in line with the fundraising campaign’s aim to build a sustainable local community and to fulfill its corporate social responsibility. As of this year, the cumulative amount donated to the Hope Sharing Campaign has reached a total of 266.5 billion won.

In addition to the group-level donation, SK also raised an additional 6 billion won this year through voluntary contributions from employees of its affiliates, including SK Innovation, SK Hynix, SK AX, SK Siltron, and SK Materials. When combined with the Hope Sharing Campaign donation, the total annual contribution amounts to approximately 26 billion won.

Throughout this year, SK has actively engaged in a wide range of initiatives to address social issues and promote the happiness of various stakeholders. Each affiliate has consistently carried out programs such as lunchbox support for children at risk of malnutrition (Haengbokdookki) and customized social contribution projects for bereaved families. In July, SK provided 2.3 billion won in support for residents affected by heavy rainfall nationwide. Earlier, in March, the company also contributed approximately 2 billion won to aid recovery efforts following large-scale wildfires in Gyeongnam, Gyeongbuk, and Ulsan, taking an active role in disaster relief and recovery activities in affected regions.

Jidong Seop, Chairman of the SV Committee at SK Supex Council, said, "We hope to be a small support to our neighbors who are going through a difficult winter due to uncertain domestic and international economic conditions," adding, "SK will continue to carry out happiness-sharing activities that can grow together with our neighbors and society."