Toyota Korea supports Sejong Dream Tree Orchestra for children and young people from vulnerable groups

Toyota Korea Motor Corporation will hold the Sejong Dream Tree Art Exhibition at the Se Jeong Cultural Center Foundation on the 22nd of this month to increase opportunities for children and young people from vulnerable groups in society to have access to art education.
On the 23rd, the company announced that it had donated 60 million won (approximately 6.9 million yen) to the "Kestra" group. The money will be used for specialized instrument training and regular concerts.
Toyota Motor Korea began supporting the Sejong Dream Tree Orchestra in 2021 through a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts. This is the fourth time the total amount of support is approximately 2
At a cost of 20 billion won (approximately 25.3 million yen), approximately 100 eligible children and young people each year receive the benefits of specialized music education as members of the Sejong Dream Tree Orchestra.
Kim Hyun Joo, director of Toyota Motor Korea, visited the Sejong Dream Tree Orchestra's practice site on the 22nd and offered messages of support and encouragement to the orchestra members.
Director Kim said, "I am very pleased to be able to help the members of the Sejong Dream Tree Orchestra realize and grow their own artistic identities through even more rich cultural experiences."
"Toyota Motor Korea will continue to develop human resources and constantly engage in a wide range of social contribution activities in order to become a corporate citizen that is well-loved in Korean society," he said.