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Meal for homeless

Export-Import Bank of Korea CEO Kim Yong-hwan, right, serves meals to homeless people at a welfare center near Seoul Station, Seoul, Tuesday, ahead of the Seollal holiday. The lender also donated 2,340 kilograms of riceand 10 million won to the facility. / Courtesy of Export-Import Bank of Korea

Jan 28, 2014

Charity boxes

Hana Bank CEO Kim Jong-jun, right, poses with an official from SeodaemunDistrict Office after delivering 1,111 “happiness boxes” containing food and daily necessities for the underprivileged, at the bank’s head office, Tuesday./ Courtesy of Hana Bank

Jan 28, 2014

Fun of volunteering

Citibank Korea officials and Kyung Hee University students pose next to stacks of coal briquettes during a joint volunteer activity in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, Monday. They provided 12,000 coal briquettes to low-income families in Dongdaemun-gu and Nowon-gu in Seoul. / Courtesy of Citibank Korea 

Jan 27, 2014

Promoting green life

Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) Senior Managing Director Oh Chang-han, left, delivers a handbook on green life to a traveler at Seoul Station in downtown Seoul, Monday. The lender held a campaign in cooperation with the Ministry of Environment and Greenstart, a civic group, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions during the Lunar New Year holiday, which falls on Jan. 31 to Feb.1. / Courtesy of KEB 

Jan 27, 2014

Helping hands

Lee Ho-yeol, left, chief of Samsung SDS’ welfare department, poses with representatives from a social welfare center in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, Monday, after donating food items to the center ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, which falls on Jan. 30-Feb. 1. / Courtesy of Samsung SDS 

Jan 27, 2014

Making 'makkeolli'

Foreigners married to Koreans pose during an event to make “makkeolli,” or traditional Korean rice wine, organized by local brewery Kooksoondang to mark this year’s Lunar New Year holiday, at the firm’s store in Seoul, Sunday./ Yonhap

Jan 26, 2014

HSBC mentoring service

HSBC Korea CEO Martin Tricaud, sixth from left in the second row, poses with students and teachers of Seoul Girls’ Commercial High School after signing an agreement to provide mentoring services at the school campus inBongcheon-dong, Seoul, Friday. HSBC Korea said its senior female employees will offer mentoring services on career planning and banking to the students. / Courtesy of HSBC Korea

Jan 26, 2014

No holidays

A signboard that reads “We are sorry for the recent theft of personal data” is installed at the entrance to a Lotte Card branch in downtown Seoul, Sunday. Card firms that recently suffered massive consumer data leaks, including Lotte, have decided to work on Sundays, while extending business hours on weekdays, to deal with the flood of customer complaints. / Yonhap

Jan 26, 2014

Charity donation

Shinhan Bank CEO Suh Jin-won, right, poses with Kwon Hyuk-il, chairman of the Happy Bean Foundation that runs a portal site for donations, at the lender’s building in Seoul Friday after donating some 75 million won the bank’s staff collected./ Courtesy of Shinhan Bank

Jan 24, 2014

Hyundai-KOICA Dream Center

Employees of Hyundai Motor and members of the Korean charity Plan Korea pose with Korea International Cooperation Agency officials and Indonesian government officials at an industrial complex in Jakarta, to celebrate the opening of the Hyundai-KOICA Dream Center, a vocational school to train mechanics in the country./ Courtesy of Hyundai Motor

Jan 24, 2014

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Others

Meal for homeless

Charity boxes

Fun of volunteering

Promoting green life

Helping hands

Making 'makkeolli'

HSBC mentoring service

No holidays

Charity donation

Hyundai-KOICA Dream Center

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