Seoul Best Urology Clinic donates 10 million won to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), becomes its second "Sharing Hospital"

[Financial News] Seoul Best Urology Clinic donated 10 million won to the Korean Committee for UNICEF. The funds will be used to help children around the world who struggle to receive basic medical care because of war, poverty, the climate crisis and other factors.
According to the committee on the 10th, Seoul Best Urology Clinic became the second "UNICEF Sharing Hospital" with this donation. The first was Baek Min-gi Ai Sarang Urology Clinic.
Medical institutions that donate at least 10 million won annually can participate in the Sharing Hospital program, which the committee launched last June. The program supports basic medical care and vaccinations, therapeutic food for malnourished children, and emergency medicine supplies for disaster- and conflict-hit areas.
Chief directors Yoo Sang-hyun, Jo Min-hyeon and An Chi-hyeon said, "As medical professionals who care for patients, we have always felt saddened by the plight of children around the world who suffer without receiving even a single medical consultation," and said they would continue their giving following their enrollment in the program.
Heo Geum-ju, secretary-general of the Korean Committee for UNICEF, expressed her gratitude to the chief directors and said, "We will use the funds carefully to save the lives of children in need and support their healthy growth."

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