Students at Gapyeong’s Seorak High School share warmth with local neighbors for the fourth year in a row

【Financial News, Gapyeong = Kim Kyung-soo, reporter】 Students at Seorak High School in Gapyeong County, Gyeonggi Province, have been sharing with local neighbors in need for the fourth year in a row.
According to Gapyeong County on the 5th, Seorak High School visited the Seorak-myeon Administrative Welfare Center the previous day and donated 100 winter care packages.
Students in grades 1 and 2 took part in the donation. The packages contained daily necessities such as snacks, soap and hand cream, as well as items needed for the cold winter, including gloves and hand warmers.
The donation ceremony was attended by Seorak High School Principal Jeong Han-ung, Vice Principal Kim Tae-guk and Student Council President Jeong Ga-yeong, among others.
The donated items will be delivered to vulnerable groups in the area through the Gyeonggi Community Chest of Korea.
Student Council President Jeong Ga-yeong said, “We hope our small gesture will be a warm gift to our neighbors,” adding, “We will continue to care about neighbors in need and practice sharing.”
Principal Jeong Han-ung said, “I hope that through this annual act of sharing, students will look out for their neighbors and experience the joy of giving. We will continue to carry out a variety of activities with the local community.”
Seorak-myeon Chief Jo Yeong-geol responded, “I am grateful to Seorak High School’s faculty, staff and students for sharing with their neighbors every year,” adding, “We will ensure the donated items reach residents in need.”
Meanwhile, Seorak High School has been consistently carrying out sharing activities with the local community while pursuing a village improvement project launched in 2023.


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