Chungbuk companies launch 'Angel Project'

Dongil Glass, Kumjin Chemical, etc. 9 companies joined in succession... Support for remodeling, learning materials, etc.

Cheongju = Reporter Park Hee-yoon hypark@sed.co.kr

“We will take the lead so that children can run and play comfortably in a good environment.”

Chungbuk region companies have actively participated in the environmental improvement project of local children's centers.

Chungbuk Province and Chungbuk Province Comprehensive Volunteer Center decided to promote the 'Angel Project' as part of the environmental improvement project of the local children's center, which is mainly used by children from low-income families. The company announced on the 15th that it had expressed its intention to participate.

9 companies including Dongil Glass, KT Chungbuk Headquarters, Nonghyup Central Chungbuk Regional Headquarters, sk Telecom Happiness Sharing Volunteer Corps, Korea National Housing Corporation Chungbuk Regional Headquarters, Korea Water Resources Corporation Chungcheong Headquarters, POSCO, Chungbuk Froebel Co., Ltd., and Kumjin Chemical Co., Ltd. participated. expressed his will.

The 'Angel Project' project promoted by North Chungcheong Province this time is a project for local children's centers who are having difficulties due to the poor environment with the participation of local businesses and student volunteers from architecture-related departments. business to support.

There are 137 regional children's centers in North Chungcheong that provide integrated social welfare services to ensure the right to live, welfare, culture, development, and learning to children under the age of 18 who need protection.

The first place that started the Angel Project project was KT's Chungbuk Headquarters. For two days from the 16th to the 17th, the KT Chungbuk Headquarters will carry out the ‘Angel Project’ project for the Blue Dream Regional Children’s Center in Bongmyeong-dong, Cheongju-si, and the employees will directly participate in the remodeling work as volunteers. It also plans to sponsor 4 computers, 1 beam project, and IT devices such as computer desks.

Dongil Glass Co., Ltd. will provide glass products to completely replace aged glass inside and outside the local children's center, and employees will directly participate as volunteers for the construction.

In addition, students from the Department of Architectural Engineering at Chungbuk National University participate as volunteers for the remodeling project.

North Chungcheong Province plans to continuously conduct the ‘Angel Project’ project for local children’s centers in the province, and plans to conduct it 8 to 9 times a year, centering on participating companies.

An official from North Chungcheong Province said, “This project is designed to help children who use local children’s centers grow up healthy and bright in a comfortable and happy environment. I will make it happen,” he said.

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