Hyundai Engineering organized a volunteer cleanup at the National Cemetery in Seoul ahead of the 78th Armed Forces Day on October 1.
On September 21, Hyundai Engineering announced that 50 employees and their families participated in the cleanup activity on September 19 in Dongjak-gu, Seoul.
Participants paid their respects at the Memorial Tower and then engaged in cleaning activities, including polishing gravestones and tidying the surrounding area at the sister burial site (No. 48). They also visited the National Defense Exhibition Hall and the Relics Exhibition Hall to reflect on the sacrifices and dedication of the fallen heroes.
Since establishing a sisterhood with the National Cemetery in 2015, Hyundai Engineering has continued to involve employees and their families in cleanup activities. Last year, on May 31, 53 employees and family members participated in a service to honor the sacrifices of national heroes on the 80th anniversary of liberation. To date, a total of 944 individuals have participated in these activities over the past 12 years.
A representative from Hyundai Engineering stated, “We are committed to various social contribution activities across society, based on our philosophy of helping beneficiaries achieve independence and growth through the expansion of spatial and energy value, including improving living environments, environmental conservation, and supporting the independence of people with disabilities. We will continue our efforts to assist neighbors and communities in need.”
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