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KIND Conducts “Christmas Santa Support” Volunteer Activity for Youth from Multicultural Families

– Donations and Employee Volunteer Participation –

Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corporation (KIND, President Bok-hwan Kim) announced that it conducted a Christmas gift-sharing volunteer activity for youth from multicultural families on December 12.

The activity was carried out as part of KIND’s social contribution initiatives in cooperation with the Korea Multicultural Youth Association. The Association collected wish lists from multicultural youth in advance, while KIND supported the purchase of the requested items. In addition, KIND employees participated as volunteers, packaging the gifts and personally visiting the youth from multicultural families to deliver the presents.

KIND is a public institution responsible for developing and investing in overseas infrastructure, urban development, and plant projects, and its work requires close collaboration with numerous countries and diverse cultural backgrounds. Reflecting these characteristics, KIND designated “respect for cultural diversity” and “support for children and youth” as its key focus areas for social contribution activities this year and has been actively promoting related initiatives. Accordingly, earlier this year, KIND donated KRW 2 million to local child welfare centers and carried out volunteer activities focused on maintaining clean environments, continuously expanding its social contribution efforts for children and youth.

In addition, KIND is strengthening the integration of ESG factors across all aspects of its overseas project development activities and continues to identify and implement social contribution and ESG programs that align with its institutional role and expertise. A KIND official stated, “As cooperation with multicultural environments is closely linked to KIND’s business structure, support in this area represents a social responsibility that the organization must proactively fulfill,” adding, “KIND will continue to expand its social contribution activities with a focus on children and youth from multicultural backgrounds.”

Going forward, KIND plans to continue creating social value as a public institution through a variety of programs, including educational support initiatives and global volunteer activities.