Toss Bank Delivers 'Chuseok Support Kits' to 200 Multicultural Families

[Financial News] Toss Bank is providing food worth a total of 30 million won to children and guardians in multicultural families for Chuseok. The donated items consist of products made at a standard workplace for people with developmental disabilities, underscoring the initiative's dual purpose of supporting vulnerable groups and creating jobs for people with disabilities.
On the 22nd, Toss Bank announced that it would deliver 'Chuseok Support Kits' worth a total of 30 million won to 200 multicultural families.
The donation was organized in cooperation with the Wooyang Foundation to support the healthy diets of children in multicultural families who have difficulty eating regular meals because their guardians work night shifts or face health-related challenges. It also aims to ease the food expenses of guardians preparing for the holiday.
Each Chuseok Support Kit contains food items worth 150,000 won. The kits were made using products produced by Bravo Beaver, a standard workplace for people with developmental disabilities, adding further significance to the initiative. Bravo Beaver provides stable jobs to people with developmental disabilities in local communities through corporate investment and product purchases.
The donation is meaningful as a virtuous cycle of social value: It helps multicultural families maintain healthy daily lives while also contributing to job creation for people with developmental disabilities.
Meanwhile, Toss Bank has continued its ongoing social contribution activities for vulnerable groups in local communities. The bank identifies children and guardians living in domestic violence shelters, low-income college students, and isolated and socially withdrawn young people who need assistance, and regularly provides them with items tailored to their needs.
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