Leo Economy, People Who Sell Happiness, and Hwasun Black Goat Association
On December 16, Hwasun County in South Jeolla Province received a donation of health supplements worth 40 million won from Leo Economy Co., Ltd., People Who Sell Happiness Co., Ltd., and the Hwasun Black Goat Association.
On the 16th, Hwasun County received a donation of health supplements worth 40 million won from Leo Economy Co., Ltd., People Who Sell Happiness Co., Ltd., and the Hwasun Black Goat Association. Photo by Hwasun County
According to the county on the 18th, Leo Economy Co., Ltd., People Who Sell Happiness Co., Ltd., and the Hwasun Black Goat Association signed an MOU in 2019 to promote the black goat industry and have consistently donated health supplements to vulnerable groups in the region since then.
This year as well, the three companies and organizations related to the black goat industry delivered 400 boxes of black goat extract, 50 boxes of seahorse and deer antler pills, and 100 boxes of lemon juice to vulnerable groups who face difficulties managing their health during the winter season.
In particular, the lemon juice was delivered to multicultural families from countries such as the Philippines and Vietnam, where sour flavors are preferred, and became a precious gift that brought them comfort and a sense of nostalgia.
Park Taeil, Director of People Who Sell Happiness Co., Ltd., said, "Thanks to our relationship with Hwasun County, we have been able to continue our donation activities every year," adding, "Although it is a small gesture, I hope it helps our neighbors have a warmer winter."
Yang Seunggu, President of the Hwasun Black Goat Association, stated, "When the weather gets colder, we should pay closer attention to our neighbors; sharing difficulties cuts them in half, and sharing together multiplies the warmth. I sincerely thank all the members who willingly participated in this act of sharing."
Heo Seonsim, Head of the Social Welfare Division, said, "We are truly grateful for your donations to Hwasun County, putting aside your own company interests. We will honor your warm-hearted intentions by continuing to carry out welfare initiatives that share warmth with those in need."
Meanwhile, the county is running the 'Hope 2026 Sharing Campaign' for two months from December 1 this year to January 31 next year. Residents who wish to donate can easily participate by contacting the customized welfare teams at the township and town administrative welfare centers or through broadcast fundraising channels.
The funds raised will be used as resources for welfare projects, including living expenses and medical expenses for low-income households, fire recovery and disaster relief, emergency support, vehicle support for welfare services for rural seniors and people with disabilities, and other welfare programs.
For more information, please contact the Hope Welfare Support Team at the county office's Social Welfare Division or the customized welfare team at your nearest township or town administrative welfare center.
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