Hwaseong Life Improvement Association Contributes Scholarship Fund
Suwon NewsPublished 2013.11.13 13:19
2 Million Won Presented from Festival Revenue and Other Fundraising
The Hwaseong Life Improvement Association (Chairwoman Choi Min-ja) contributed 2 million won in scholarship funds to the Hwaseong City Human Resources Development Foundation at the commemoration ceremony for the 18th Farmers' Day held on the 11th at the Hwaseong City Hall Grand Hall.
The Hwaseong Life Improvement Association presented the 2 million won, which was collected through regular deposit interest and various fundraising activities including the Sunshine Festival, to the Hwaseong City Human Resources Development Foundation to support outstanding students in the city.
The Hwaseong Life Improvement Association, with approximately 700 members, is engaged in various activities to promote rational household management and living environment improvement, inherit and develop traditional living culture, and spread vibrant rural culture. The organization plans to continue contributing scholarships in the future.
Chairwoman Choi Min-ja said, "I am very grateful that we were able to present scholarships to outstanding students in our city through the volunteer efforts of our members," and added, "I hope that more talented people will be produced from our rural areas, and I wish to see a relay of scholarship contributions not only from the Life Improvement Association but also from other organizations continue."
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipThe Hwaseong Life Improvement Association presented the 2 million won, which was collected through regular deposit interest and various fundraising activities including the Sunshine Festival, to the Hwaseong City Human Resources Development Foundation to support outstanding students in the city.
The Hwaseong Life Improvement Association, with approximately 700 members, is engaged in various activities to promote rational household management and living environment improvement, inherit and develop traditional living culture, and spread vibrant rural culture. The organization plans to continue contributing scholarships in the future.
Chairwoman Choi Min-ja said, "I am very grateful that we were able to present scholarships to outstanding students in our city through the volunteer efforts of our members," and added, "I hope that more talented people will be produced from our rural areas, and I wish to see a relay of scholarship contributions not only from the Life Improvement Association but also from other organizations continue."
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