Giving Plus Supports 100 Elderly Households in Dobong-gu with ’Caring Box’ Donation, 15 Companies Participate

Giving Plus (Executive Director Namgung Gyu), together with Dobong Senior Welfare Center, plans to provide food and daily necessities worth a total of 35 million won to 100 elderly households in Dobong-gu. Fifteen companies, including Aekyung Industrial, participated in donating goods, and the ‘Caring Box’ delivery ceremony will be held on October 12.

Giving Plus supports 100 elderly households in Dobong-gu with ‘Caring Box’; 15 companies participate
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[PEOPLEGATE] The Giving Plus Foundation (Executive Director Namgung Gyu) is partnering with Dobong Senior Welfare Center (Director Lee Eun-ju) to support 100 elderly households in Dobong-gu with food and daily essentials worth a total of 35 million won.

This support is part of the ‘2026 Chuseok and Senior Citizens Day Caring Box’ project, prepared in celebration of Chuseok and Senior Citizens Day. The initiative delivers livelihood kits, composed of corporate-donated goods, to elderly households in need of daily assistance. The delivery ceremony is scheduled for October 12.

Collaboration with Dobong Senior Welfare Center to provide food and daily necessities

The ‘Caring Box’ is Giving Plus's flagship corporate support program, which assembles donated products from companies into packages and distributes them to households in need.

This time, the program targets 100 elderly households in Dobong-gu in cooperation with Dobong Senior Welfare Center. Packages include food and daily necessities to assist the elderly in their daily lives.

After distributing goods, Giving Plus sells remaining donated products through its Sharing Store and donates part of the proceeds back to the local community. This creates a cycle where corporate donations support families and promote community sharing.

Fifteen companies including Aekyung Industrial join; linking donation, distribution, and returns

Fifteen companies, including Aekyung Industrial, Reoigye, Vitabio, K-CHUP, Araum, Clayton, Hoon International, Park Kwon-pyo (Cocovibe), Jooshiphy, Wonder, Changyi C&R, Skin Idea, The Skin Factory (Kundal), Kakao Makers, and Aurafore, participated in the campaign through product donations.

Giving Plus plans to continue supporting life assistance and resource circulation through cooperation with corporations. Donations are delivered to needy households, and the Sharing Store’s sales profits are used in social contribution to sustain support.

The Giving Plus Foundation was established in May 2022 to expand the eco-friendly Sharing Store project initiated by the Miral Welfare Foundation in 2017. Based on the Sharing Store, it conducts community sharing and supports self-reliance projects for neighbors in need domestically and abroad.



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