Sampyo Group Supports Seoul Mind Convenience Store Branches in Gwanak, Dobong, and Seongbuk

Support Provided for Desktop PCs and Other Equipment

Sampyo Group announced on December 24 that it has supported the creation of facility spaces at the Seoul Mind Convenience Store branches in Gwanak, Dobong, and Seongbuk, which are operated by the Seoul Metropolitan Government.

Yongjae Yoo, Head of Social Contribution at Sampyo Group (left in the photo), visited the Seoul Mind Convenience Store Gwanak Branch on the 19th to deliver goods and took a commemorative photo. Sampyo Group

The Seoul Mind Convenience Store is an open space where citizens at risk of isolation or seclusion can freely visit to receive meals, rest, and psychological counseling. It has established itself as a place that helps people recover their daily lives, going beyond a simple shelter by offering opportunities to participate in reemployment and cooking programs, as well as self-diagnosis tests for loneliness to check one's mental state.

In line with this purpose, Sampyo Group supported the purchase of necessary items for each facility so that citizens visiting the Seoul Mind Convenience Store can relax in a more comfortable and pleasant environment.

For the Gwanak branch, the company provided computer equipment such as desktop PCs and keyboards needed for counseling and administrative work. For the Dobong and Seongbuk branches, it supplied ice water dispensers and dishwashers to enhance user convenience.

Previously, in September, Sampyo Group also donated air conditioning and heating units to the Dongdaemun General Social Welfare Center, which operates the Dongdaemun branch of the Seoul Mind Convenience Store.

Yongjae Yoo, Head of Social Contribution at Sampyo Group, said, "We hope that visitors to the Seoul Mind Convenience Store will be able to rest and heal in a warmer and more comfortable environment despite their challenging daily lives. We will continue our social contribution activities to support the emotional healing and healthy reintegration of socially isolated neighbors."