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The Keolryun and Keijeong General Headquarters of the Korea Sports Promotion Foundation is launching a social contribution campaign that puts sharing into practice through bicycles.
The Keolryun and Keijeong General Headquarters, together with the Korea Tourism Organization, will hold the "Today is Jacnic – Charity Ride" event until the 22nd.
This campaign was designed so that anyone can participate in charity simply by riding a bicycle in their daily lives. It is being carried out as part of the Keolryun and Keijeong General Headquarters' social contribution brand, "On-Re BY CYCLE."
Participants can join this charity ride by traveling at least 3 km using a personal or shared/public bicycle and then submitting their riding records along with a photo verifying their bicycle ride.
Personal bicycle users can utilize apps such as Samsung Health, Apple Fitness, KakaoMap, Strava, and OpenRider to check their distance traveled and time of use. Users of public/private shared bicycles can verify their distance through the usage history in the bicycle rental app.
In particular, this campaign is significant because participants' rides are directly linked to actual donations.
A source from the Keolryun and Keijeong General Headquarters, who spoke with our outlet by phone, said, "This charity ride was planned to connect everyday bicycle use with sharing, allowing anyone to participate in social contribution without any burden."
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