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Yeongdeok-gun Honorary Ambassador Jeon Jeong-hee and businesspeople share warm solidarity

Author Jeon Jeong-hee (right), who is currently serving as an honorary ambassador for Yeongdeok-gun, is taking a commemorative photo while donating money as a representative of businesspeople working with Yeongdeok-gun. 

Novelist Jeon Jeong-hee and like-minded businesspeople donated a total of 5 million won to help recover from the forest fire in Yeongdeok-gun, Gyeongbuk. This donation was a beautiful example of solidarity for the local community, proposed by author Jeon Jeong-hee, who is currently serving as an honorary ambassador for Yeongdeok-gun, and prepared by CEO Kwon Soon-ik of Lienzen Co., Ltd.

The donation ceremony was held recently in a quiet atmosphere at Yeongdeok County Office, and the donation will be used to stabilize the lives of residents affected by the forest fire and to restore the region.

Those who participated in the donation are as follows:

△(주)리엔젠 CEO Kwon Soon-ik △(주)오미나라 CEO Lee Jong-gi △(주)산우 Law Firm CEO Lim Jeong-hyeok △(주)효산엘플 CEO Jang Yeong-hwan △(주)코비코코리아 연재화 CEO △Novelist Jeon Jeong-hee △(주)인천탁주 CEO So Seong-ju Jeong Gyu-seong /(주)서경한우 Advisor Jo Moo-ryeon, etc.

Author Jeon Jeong-hee said, "Yeongdeok is the hometown of my heart, and it is a precious region where nature and history live and breathe." She added, "I would like to express my deep gratitude to the businesspeople who joined us in the hopes that this will provide some comfort and help to the residents who are suffering from the recent wildfires."

In particular, the former writer has a special affection for the preservation of Yeongdeok-gun's cultural assets and natural environment and has been carrying out various cultural promotion activities, and has been practicing a win-win model in which the region and businesses can grow together.

Yeongdeok County officials said, “We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Honorary Ambassador Jeon Jeong-hee, who always shows sincere interest in the region, and to the businesspeople who willingly participated in sharing,” and added, “We will use this donation carefully so that the affected residents can quickly return to their daily lives.”