Guri Urban Development Corporation Delivers Blood Donation Certificates and Donations to Korean Blood Cancer Association in Q1 2026

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Eom In-yong] Guri Urban Development Corporation is drawing attention by actively engaging in local volunteer activities and fulfilling the social responsibility of a public institution.

Guri Urban Development Corporation (President Yoo Dong-hyuk) announced on the 22nd that following environmental cleanup volunteer work at local senior centers, it has delivered blood donation certificates and donations to support patient treatment costs to the Korean Blood Cancer Association (KBDCA) for Q1 2026.

The corporation prepared the initiative to resolve blood supply shortages and alleviate the financial burden of treatment for blood cancer and rare blood disease patients. Since signing an agreement with KBDCA, the corporation regularly donates blood donation certificates and contributions quarterly, earning recognition as a model case of fulfilling corporate social responsibility (CSR) as a public institution.

In Q1 2026, the corporation delivered blood donation certificates collected through voluntary blood donation participation by employees and separately raised donations to KBDCA for direct use in transfusion treatment for blood cancer patients. The donations will be utilized for patient treatment costs and living support programs.

An official from the Korean Blood Cancer Association stated, "Guri Urban Development Corporation's ongoing blood donation certificate donations and financial support are greatly encouraging to blood cancer patients," and added, "We deeply appreciate the consistent companionship since the agreement, and will continue to strengthen mutual cooperation going forward."

Kim Young-do, Head of Headquarters at Guri Urban Development Corporation, said, "All employees are participating with one united heart to help ease the suffering experienced by blood cancer patients and their families even slightly," and added, "We will continue with quarterly regular deliveries going forward and do our best to become a warm public enterprise that shares with the local community."