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Sales champions’ good deeds… Hyundai Motor, together with current and former car masters, crafts a culture of sharing

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Hyundai Motor announced on the 12th that it had put its commitment to sharing into practice by delivering a donation for children with leukemia, in collaboration with current and former car masters.

On the 11th, Hyundai Motor held the “Hyundai Hope On Wheels Matching Grant Donation Ceremony” at UX Studio Seoul, located in the company’s headquarters on Seoul Gangnam-daero. Attendees included Yoon Hoo-jun, head of the Domestic Business Division; Kim Eun-hee, head of the Domestic Support Business Division; Kim Kyung-jo, head of the Domestic Business Support Office; Shin Jung-won, head of the Social Contribution Cooperation Department at Green Umbrella (Chorok Uisan); and other officials, along with current and former car masters who participated in the donation.

“Hyundai Hope On Wheels Matching Grant” is a social contribution activity that links the global CSR program “Hyundai Hope On Wheels” with the domestic “Sales Champion Matching Grant.” It operates by having the company match the amount voluntarily raised by donors, thereby creating the total donation fund.

This year, 91 current and former car masters voluntarily participated, accumulating 31.06 million won. Hyundai Motor added a matching contribution to this amount, delivering a total of 62.12 million won in donations to Green Umbrella. This donation is scheduled to be used for medical expenses related to the treatment of children with leukemia, including surgery costs, consultation fees, and medication costs.

A Hyundai Motor official stated, “We hope that the voluntary participation of car masters and the company’s support will provide practical help to children with leukemia,” adding, “We will continue to provide ongoing support for a healthy future for children with leukemia both domestically and internationally.”

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