Lenovo Korea is practicing its social responsibility and working together with the local community as the year-end approaches.

Lenovo Korea announced on the 18th that it delivered Christmas gifts and various sponsorship items for children to Sangnok Daycare Center located in Gwanak-gu, Seoul.

Lenovo Korea conducted its second sharing activity following 2020 to practice coexistence with the local community at the end of the year.

Lenovo Korea employees voluntarily participated and delivered Christmas gifts for children, including Legos, sneakers, pajamas, and winter clothes, as well as various sponsored items, including hand wash, lotion, and cleaning supplies.

“I felt warmth and the joy of sharing from the children’s pure smiles and bright faces,” said Shin Gyu-sik, CEO of Lenovo Korea. “As a company that fulfills its social responsibility, we will continue to pursue initiatives that provide hope and opportunities to many children and continue to have a positive impact on the local community.”

Sangnok Daycare Center, established in 1959, is a child care facility currently operated by Sangnokwon, a social welfare corporation, that raises and educates children under the age of 18 who need protection, such as children without guardians or children who have strayed from their guardians.

Meanwhile, Lenovo Korea is actively working with many organizations in need of help, including Shinmangwon, Hansarang Disabled Infants Home, Holt Children's Welfare Association, Make-A-Wish Foundation, and Babpur Sharing Movement Headquarters.We are continuing our volunteer work.

In September of this year, Kangwon National University, located in Chuncheon, Gangwon Province, held a ‘Design Competition Using Lenovo Workstations and AI’ and donated Lenovo equipment.