South Korean President Yoon emphasizes philanthropy and donates to 14 organizations

On the 4th, South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol invited officials and donors from 14 charity organizations to the President's Office for a meeting.
The spirit of fraternity is the basis of a true democratic society. In the private sector, helping people in need comes from a spirit of philanthropy, and this is a very important force that supports Korean society."
According to the presidential office, Yoon donated money to a commemorative booth featuring the characteristics of 14 organizations, and expressed his gratitude for the efforts of each organization while taking a commemorative photo with them. Each group
They presented President Yoon with unique symbolic items for each organization, including a bear doll (Salvation Army), a ring (UNICEF), and a danju (beautiful companion).
Yun said, ``I would like to meet all of you who always extend a warm hand to your neighbors in need.
, it warms my heart and I'm very happy to be able to be with you.'' “We also teach children that sharing and giving ultimately comes back to them.”
One participant said, ``The best kind of education is serving and sharing with people in need.Education is what makes people; than that
I don't think there is a good education." Furthermore, he added, ``The government's welfare system should take a close look at how volunteer donation organizations operate, and work together to fill in the gaps of these groups and participate together.''
That's important. I will keep the good words I received today well in my heart, and I will make sure to reflect them in the management of national politics." At the meeting, participants from participating organizations and donors shared their service experiences and impressions.
There was an announcement. Go Doo-shim, public relations ambassador for the Green Umbrella Children's Foundation, said, ``One of the best things I did in my life was volunteering,'' and ``Volunteering is a way of giving yourself completely.
I'll do it right away." So Yoo Jin, public relations ambassador for the Korean Red Cross, said, ``Volunteering ultimately makes you stronger, and we are teaching this to children as well.''
Habitat Korea Chairman Yoon Hyun-joo introduced the volunteer activity of repairing the homes of people who contributed to Korea's independence movement, and the president announced that he would
He expressed his gratitude for the upgrade to the Ministry of National Relations. Lee Sung-young KBS A Naeun-sa, who serves as a public relations ambassador for Friends of Hope's Hunger Countermeasures, remembers a time when she visited Turkiye, which had been damaged by an earthquake.
``I was moved to see the former people welcome South Korea, calling it a country of brothers, as the government and the private sector worked together to carry out relief efforts,'' he said.
Hwang Yong-gi, chairman of the Green Umbrella Children's Foundation,
Emphasizing the need for social support for children (individual households), single mothers, and children with immigrant backgrounds (whose parents or children are foreign nationals), he called for institutional support from the government to spread the culture of donation.