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Seosan Volunteer Center Board Calls for Initiatives to Promote Corporate Social Responsibility Among Local Businesses
Director Geum-hyeon Ga Urges Active Development of Community Service Programs to Help Those in Need Together with Local Companies
[CTN / Society] Reporter Ga Geum-hyeon
The Seosan Volunteer Center (Chairman: Han Do-hyeon) held its 33rd board meeting and discussed major matters, including the 2026 business performance report, amendments to internal regulations, and the second supplementary budget proposal for 2026.
During the meeting, a proposal was raised to develop initiatives to promote corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities among companies located in Seosan.
The Seosan Volunteer Center held its 33rd board meeting on September 17 in the conference room of the Seosan Public Service Center.
The meeting addressed several key agenda items, including:
Report on the 2026 business performance
Comprehensive amendments to internal regulations
Establishment and operation of committees
Establishment of a Volunteer Coordination Committee
Review of the second supplementary budget proposal for 2026
Director Geum-hyeon Ga, who also serves as the publisher and editor-in-chief of CTN, proposed that the center actively identify programs that can encourage companies located in Seosan to expand their corporate social responsibility activities.
The proposal emphasized the need to connect the human resources, material resources, and volunteer capabilities of local businesses with the community in order to expand social contribution activities that citizens can directly experience and benefit from.
Many companies located in Seosan have been actively participating in social contribution programs for several years, supporting economically disadvantaged families and people living in welfare blind spots.
Against this backdrop, Director Ga stressed the importance of developing locally tailored volunteer programs that can encourage more companies that have not yet participated in such activities to join.
The Seosan Volunteer Center has been recognized nationwide for its role in supporting volunteer activities in the community and expanding citizen participation in volunteer work.
In this regard, developing and coordinating corporate volunteer programs is also important to ensure that companies located in Seosan can fulfill their social responsibilities toward the local community.
The proposed initiatives could include a wide range of community service and social contribution programs that reflect actual local needs, such as:
Employee volunteer participation
Support for vulnerable groups
Residential environment improvement
Assistance for local welfare facilities
Scholarship programs
The center was also encouraged to pay close attention to identifying volunteer projects needed by the community through cooperation with local businesses, institutions, and administrative organizations, while simultaneously promoting volunteer activities throughout the region.
Director Ga¡¯s proposal is aimed at expanding the participation of Seosan-based companies in social contribution activities and developing cooperative programs that can provide practical assistance to residents facing economic and social difficulties.
There are growing expectations within the community that businesses, volunteer organizations, and administrative agencies will work together to identify local welfare needs and expand sustainable social contribution activities.
Meanwhile, the detailed voting results regarding the second supplementary budget proposal for 2026 and other agenda items discussed at the meeting can be confirmed through official materials from the Seosan Volunteer Center.
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Seosan Volunteer Center Board Calls for Initiatives to Promote Corporate Social Responsibility Among Local Businesses
Director Geum-hyeon Ga Urges Active Development of Community Service Programs to Help Those in Need Together with Local Companies
[CTN / Society] Reporter Ga Geum-hyeon
The Seosan Volunteer Center (Chairman: Han Do-hyeon) held its 33rd board meeting and discussed major matters, including the 2026 business performance report, amendments to internal regulations, and the second supplementary budget proposal for 2026.
During the meeting, a proposal was raised to develop initiatives to promote corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities among companies located in Seosan.
The Seosan Volunteer Center held its 33rd board meeting on September 17 in the conference room of the Seosan Public Service Center.
The meeting addressed several key agenda items, including:
Report on the 2026 business performance
Comprehensive amendments to internal regulations
Establishment and operation of committees
Establishment of a Volunteer Coordination Committee
Review of the second supplementary budget proposal for 2026
Director Geum-hyeon Ga, who also serves as the publisher and editor-in-chief of CTN, proposed that the center actively identify programs that can encourage companies located in Seosan to expand their corporate social responsibility activities.
The proposal emphasized the need to connect the human resources, material resources, and volunteer capabilities of local businesses with the community in order to expand social contribution activities that citizens can directly experience and benefit from.
Many companies located in Seosan have been actively participating in social contribution programs for several years, supporting economically disadvantaged families and people living in welfare blind spots.
Against this backdrop, Director Ga stressed the importance of developing locally tailored volunteer programs that can encourage more companies that have not yet participated in such activities to join.
The Seosan Volunteer Center has been recognized nationwide for its role in supporting volunteer activities in the community and expanding citizen participation in volunteer work.
In this regard, developing and coordinating corporate volunteer programs is also important to ensure that companies located in Seosan can fulfill their social responsibilities toward the local community.
The proposed initiatives could include a wide range of community service and social contribution programs that reflect actual local needs, such as:
Employee volunteer participation
Support for vulnerable groups
Residential environment improvement
Assistance for local welfare facilities
Scholarship programs
The center was also encouraged to pay close attention to identifying volunteer projects needed by the community through cooperation with local businesses, institutions, and administrative organizations, while simultaneously promoting volunteer activities throughout the region.
Director Ga¡¯s proposal is aimed at expanding the participation of Seosan-based companies in social contribution activities and developing cooperative programs that can provide practical assistance to residents facing economic and social difficulties.
There are growing expectations within the community that businesses, volunteer organizations, and administrative agencies will work together to identify local welfare needs and expand sustainable social contribution activities.
Meanwhile, the detailed voting results regarding the second supplementary budget proposal for 2026 and other agenda items discussed at the meeting can be confirmed through official materials from the Seosan Volunteer Center.
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