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Busan Metropolitan City Childcare Center Association Donates KRW 40 Million in Relief Funds for Overseas Disaster-Stricken Areas

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Busan Metropolitan City announced that Mayor Chun Jae-soo will hold a donation ceremony for overseas disaster relief funds at 10:30 a.m. today, September 14, in the Protocol Room at Busan City Hall.

The ceremony has been organized by the Busan Metropolitan City Childcare Center Association to support recovery efforts for people overseas suffering from the devastating earthquake in Venezuela and flooding in Nepal.

Mayor Chun Jae-soo, Park Gi-nam, President of the Busan Metropolitan City Childcare Center Association, Jo Hyeon-suk, Vice President of the Korean Red Cross Busan Chapter, and others are expected to attend the event.

At the ceremony, the Busan Metropolitan City Childcare Center Association will donate KRW 40 million to support recovery efforts and displaced residents affected by the earthquake in Venezuela and flooding in Nepal.

Children enrolled at childcare centers affiliated with the Busan Metropolitan City Childcare Center Association, along with their parents and childcare staff, voluntarily participated in the fundraising effort to help people overseas facing hardship.

The entire donation will be delivered through the Korean Red Cross Busan Chapter and used for local relief activities, disaster recovery, and assistance for displaced residents.

Following the donation ceremony, the Busan Metropolitan City Childcare Center Association will also take part in a safety culture challenge.

The safety culture challenge is a campaign organized by the Korea Childcare Center Association and sponsored by the Childcare Center Safety and Insurance Association. It was created to foster environments in which infants and young children can live safely and to help them develop safe habits in their daily lives.

Mayor Chun Jae-soo is expected to say, “I would like to thank the children, parents, and teachers who have taken part in this meaningful act of giving. Through this donation, I was once again reminded that compassion for our neighbors knows no borders. I hope this small act of generosity will bring great comfort and hope to displaced residents on the other side of the world, and I sincerely hope that residents in the affected areas will be able to return to their peaceful daily lives as soon as possible.”