The Bando Cultural Foundation announced on the 18th that it would deliver 100 million won in donations for civil complaints from flood victims, mainly in Chungcheongbuk-do and Gyeongsangbuk-do.
The support fund goes through the ‘Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association’, a fundraiser for helping neighbors in flood damage in 2023, and provides residential facilities, restoration of damaged buildings, and living expenses and It will be used for relief goods support.
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Kwon Hong-sa, Chairman of the Bando Cultural Foundation, said, “I would like to express my deep condolences and regret to the flood victims who suffered damage from the unexpected heavy rain, and hope that they can return to a stable daily life as soon as possible.” I hope it will be of some help to the flood victims and local small business owners who are suffering.”
Meanwhile, the Bando Cultural Foundation overcomes difficult economic situations by supporting victims and the underprivileged in national disaster situations such as forest fires, earthquakes, and donations to prevent the spread of COVID-19, as well as flood damage, and is practicing sharing management for shared growth with local communities. .
In 2019, we donated KRW 100 million for forest fire damage in Gangwon-do, donated KRW 200 million to support COVID-19 in 2020, donated KRW 100 million to support flood victims during the monsoon season, and donated KRW 200 million to support forest fires in Uljin and Samcheok in 2022. In connection with Bando Construction, since 2017, 100 million won has been donated to the Construction Industry Social Contribution Foundation to support construction accident workers’ medical expenses and living expenses.
Reporter Lim On-yu ioy@asiae.co.kr
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