Korea Institute of Startup & Entrepreneurship Development (KISED) Shops at Traditional Market and Volunteers Serving Meals at Welfare Center... Chuseok Sharing Activities

[Financial News] The Korea Institute of Startup & Entrepreneurship Development said on the 18th that it had carried out social contribution activities for Chuseok.
 KISED employees visited a local traditional market during the holiday and used Onnuri Gift Certificates provided by their employee mutual-aid association to purchase holiday items, including fruit, rice cakes and sikhye. 
 Yoo Jong-pil, president of KISED, and the labor union chairman also visited Sejong City Welfare Center for Persons with Disabilities to volunteer in serving meals. They delivered local specialties from Tongyeong-si, with which KISED established a sister-city partnership last year, to the center's users. 
Yoo said, "I hope these efforts will bring vitality to traditional markets and the local community while helping our neighbors enjoy a bountiful Chuseok," adding, "We will continue communicating with the local community, carefully looking after those in welfare blind spots and expanding our social contribution activities." 

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