GM Daewoo Employees Make Kimchi for Neighbors in Need
About 250 local and foreign employees, including GM Daewoo President and CEO Mike Arcamone, made 10 tons of kimchi for their neighbors in need
Arcamone said, “It was a pleasure to see so many employees volunteering their time to help those in need. This annual activity is part of GM Daewoo’s long-term commitment to giving back to the local community, which has given so much to our company.”
In-Sick Hong, Chairman of the Association of the Incheon Welfare Institutes for the Disabled, said: “Thanks to GM Daewoo, many people will not have to worry about buying kimchi for the winter. The volunteer spirit that is alive in GM Daewoo employees is a model for corporate responsibility.”
The GM Daewoo Employee Foundation has been making kimchi, a staple food in Korea, every year since the organization’s establishment in 2005. Including this year, more than 52 tons of kimchi have been produced by GM Daewoo volunteers and given to those in need.
The GM Daewoo Employee Foundation was created to support those in need. Among its many contributions, it has provided medical expense support, organized joint wedding ceremonies, and sponsored free concerts. In addition, it has supported the repair of welfare facilities, the donation of goods, and the providing of emergency relief.
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2016년 9월 23일 10:39
