Hanwha Life CEO Cha Nam-gyu embarked on the first of its 100 volunteer program series on Tuesday.
The series is in line with the company’s total revenue surpassing the 100 trillion won ($86.6 billion) mark.
Hanwha Life CEO Cha Nam-gyu (fourth from left), corporate executives and children make cakes as part of a volunteer program on Tuesday that commemorates the company’s 100 trillion won achievement. (Hanwha Life)
CEO Cha and corporate executives made and sold 200 cakes with 40 children from Myungjin Children’s Welfare Center, at the Hanwha 63 City Building in Yeouido, Seoul. The earnings were donated to a crowdfund that assists children abroad.
The 100 volunteer programs that will take place in April and May are a show of gratitude toward the firm’s customers which helped it record such revenue. Some 1,100 Hanwha Life employees are expected to participate.
The next volunteer program took place in Daegu with company employees and children of multicultural families harvesting strawberries as well as presenting wild flowers to the elderly.
By Lee Seo-young (
seoyounglee@heraldcorp.com)
