[Korea Seo Hye Rin nine financial newspaper reporter] Hanwha Securities (CEO yeoseungju) was provided to employees based on the last 24 days in Seoul Dongjak Daebang "Timothy local children's centers, children's traditional culture and arts education. This is the 'Hanwha Art Plus "that has a CSR project in progress since 2009, calligraphy, folk piece" corresponds to the third month.
This activity was to help employees provide professional arts instructor to the children the traditional culture and folk arts such as calligraphy and proceeds in the form of a photo shoot service. Hanwha Investment & Securities (G) is the ongoing support plan to help children grow to learn the traditional culture to people with creativity and humanity with Korea expressed Arts and Culture Association. In addition, it plans to learn the 'calligraphy' an application of calligraphy offers a variety of cultural and artistic experience activities for children, including helping to create your own lettering.
"Hanwha plus Art 'is a project that Hanwha Group and the Korea Mecenat Association co-operated culture and arts education for children from low-income target since 2009 been the practice of corporate social responsibility in the implementation of the Hanwha corporate philosophy is' away with." Hanwha Securities last year after the Seoul Youth Center munrae Timothy signed a local children's center and Daebang ceremony in March this year to expand its social contribution activities, including traditional cultural arts education.
Hanwha Securities Han Jongseok Management Support Division is "Hanwha Art Plus business is helping the children and all employees to grow happy and bright to participate in the program through art education" and "We sihaenghae employees and the community a variety of programs I will try to go "farther along," he said.
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