'Now in its 14th year,' KLPGA delivers charity funds with E1 Co., Ltd. for the '14th E1 Charity Open'... "Hoping it brings hope to children in need"

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The Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) has lent its support to children around the world who worry about their next meal.

KLPGA announced on the 13th that it held a charity fund delivery ceremony for the '14th E1 Charity Open' at GoodNaver's headquarters in Yeouido-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, together with eco-friendly energy company E1 Co., Ltd.

Through the '14th E1 Charity Open' held last May, the organizer E1 donated 80 million won and KLPGA players contributed approximately 40 million won, raising a total of about 120 million won in charity funds. Through this delivery ceremony, KLPGA and E1 handed over 50 million won of the raised charity funds to GoodNaver, a global NGO specializing in children's rights, and the donated funds are expected to be used for child support programs for vulnerable groups.

The delivery ceremony was attended by KLPGA Senior Vice President Kim Soon-hee, E1 Head of External Relations Jeon Jin-man, GoodNaver's Oh Jung-wook, ESG Social Gong Heon-hyeop-ryeok (Head), and Charuwan Bunchan (27, Hanam Financial Group), the winner of the '14th E1 Charity Open,' adding significance to the event.

Charuwan Bunchan stated, "I am truly grateful just for winning the E1 Charity Open, but it is even more meaningful to be able to participate in such a good cause donation. I am happy to share the love I received. I hope this donation becomes a small hope for children in need."

She added, "I will strive to show good performances both on and off the course. Thank you to everyone who supports me, and I ask for your continued support in the future."

KLPGA Kim Sang-yeol (Chairman) said, "We have been continuing meaningful donation activities with E1 for 14 years now. We sincerely thank you for hosting such a great tournament and for participating in this meaningful social return together. We hope that this charity fund, raised with the warm hearts of the players, will be meaningfully used for children in need. In the future, KLPGA will continue to carry out meaningful activities so that we can share the love we receive more widely."

Meanwhile, KLPGA will deliver support funds for families in crisis and children facing food insecurity through the Korean Red Cross using the remaining donation funds. At the end of the year, players are scheduled to go out for volunteer work directly, while E1 plans to conduct a child support program for vulnerable groups with Naver Happybean, and the Korea Association for Welfare Facilities for Persons with Disabilities will carry out a disability support program.

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