Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Namyu FNC Donates 100 Million Won to Samsung Medical Center, Expands 'Nabi Project'

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2026-09-29 09:16:37
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2026-09-29 09:16:37
Sam Nam-yu-suk, CEO of Namyu FNC (left), poses for a commemorative photo with Park Seung-woo, president of Samsung Medical Center, after donating 100 million won to the Samsung Medical Center Pediatric and Adolescent Center. Provided by Samsung Medical Center.

[Financial News] Support for a program that cares for children enduring lengthy surgeries and treatment for congenital heart disease has continued for a third consecutive year.
Samsung Medical Center announced on the 29th that Namyu FNC, a company specializing in the manufacturing and distribution of skincare products and health functional foods, had donated 100 million won.
The donation will fund the 'Nabi Project,' which supports the psychological and emotional stability of children with congenital heart disease and aims to improve their quality of life.
The Nabi Project provides professional programs, including clinical psychological counseling, to ease the anxiety, depression and difficulties with social adjustment that children experience during lengthy surgeries and treatment. Over the past two years, approximately 190 children have found emotional stability through the program and received help returning to their daily routines.
Namyu FNC has supported the project annually since 2024, helping children grow up healthy. Starting next year, the company plans to expand eligibility to children with severe skin diseases and add disease education programs so that more children and guardians can receive practical assistance.
 


[email protected] Jung Myung-jin, Medical Correspondent Reporter