“From One Warmth to Happiness for All”: Hana Financial Group to Hold “Modu Hana Day” for Two Months
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- 2026-11-11 14:09:23
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- 2026-11-11 14:09:23


According to the financial industry on the 11th, Hana Financial Group held the launch ceremony for “2026 Modu Hana Day” and the “Love Kimchi-Making and Sharing” event at its Myeong-dong headquarters in Jung District, Seoul. About 250 people attended, including Hana Financial Group Chairman Ham Young-joo, the CEOs and employees of its affiliates, and members of the Hana Family Love Volunteer Corps, which is made up of employees’ spouses.
Launched in 2011, Modu Hana Day is marking its 16th edition this year and is Hana Financial Group’s flagship social contribution initiative. Under this year’s slogan, “From One Warmth to Happiness for All,” employees of all affiliates will continue their volunteer and sharing activities through January 11 next year.
The launch ceremony for 2026 Modu Hana Day opened with a performance by the Heart to Heart Orchestra, made up of people with developmental disabilities. The event also shared the group’s social contribution achievements over the past year, including support for small-business owners seeking to rebuild, job creation for young people and the new middle-aged generation, and support for self-reliance education for foreign workers.
Chairman Ham said, “Sharing put into practice will be a valuable force for making our society warmer,” adding, “All Hana Financial Group employees will work together with one heart so that the seeds of warmth can bear fruit as happiness for all.”
Chairman Ham and other employees made kimchi using 11,111 heads of cabbage at the “Love Kimchi-Making and Sharing” event that day. After the event, Chairman Ham and the employees visited Youngnak Ania’s House, a welfare facility for people with disabilities in Huam-dong, Yongsan District, Seoul, and delivered happiness boxes containing kimchi and personal hygiene products, among other items.
Hana Financial Group will also run the “Everyone’s Giving” and “Resource Circulation for All” campaigns with customers and employees over two months. Kiosks where people can donate 3,000 won per transaction by card will be installed in the lobbies of the group’s headquarters in Cheongna, Myeong-dong, Euljiro, Gangnam and Yeouido. The donations will support children who care for family members while also bearing responsibility for their families’ livelihoods.
The group is also accepting donations of unused electronic devices. Small devices such as keyboards and mice can be left in collection bins in the office lobbies. Free home collection of large appliances such as refrigerators and washing machines can be requested through Hana Bank’s Hana 1Q app. The collected items will be sorted and recycled through E-Circular Governance, a non-profit public-interest corporation approved by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment.
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