Osan Agenda 21 Implementation Council Contributes Donation to Help Underprivileged

The Osan Agenda 21 Implementation Council (Chairman Kim Ho-young), a representative public-private partnership organization in Osan, donated the full proceeds from its sharing marketplace to help underprivileged neighbors.

On the 27th, Chairman Kim Ho-young and members of the Osan Agenda 21 Implementation Council visited the mayor's office and donated 8.16 million won from the sharing marketplace proceeds, requesting that the funds be used to help those facing difficulties and marginalized members of the community during the cold winter.

"Although it is a small gesture, we hope it provides some help to those struggling in our community during this cold winter," said Kim Ho-young, Chairman of the Osan Agenda 21 Implementation Council.

Osan Mayor Kwak Sang-wook expressed his gratitude, saying, "Although we are all going through difficult times due to economic downturn in Gyeonggi Province, we are grateful for your heart in standing together for those in need around us."

The donated funds will be deposited with the Gyeonggi Province Community Chest and are planned to be used meaningfully for those in need.

Meanwhile, the Osan Agenda 21 Implementation Council was established in March 2003 and currently has some 60 members. It is a civic body working to create a livable and beautiful city of Osan based on "public-private cooperation" and "governance," aiming to build an environmentally sound and sustainable community where people can live well.