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BCCK to hold special fundraising concert with John Walker

The British Chamber of Commerce in Korea (BCCK) and the Australian Chamber of Commerce in Korea (AustCham Korea) will jointly host a charity concert featuring John Walker and his band in Seoul on Friday to raise funds for people with disabilities and others in need. The concert will take place at Four Seasons Hotel Seoul’s bar OUL, starting at 6 p.m. Tickets are priced at 120,000 won and include…

BCCK to hold special fundraising concert with John Walker

The British and Australian Chambers of Commerce in South Korea are collaborating to host a special fundraising concert in Seoul. The event, featuring John Walker and his band, aims to raise funds for people with disabilities and other vulnerable individuals. The concert will be held at Four Seasons Hotel Seoul's bar OUL, beginning at 6 p.m. Ticket prices are set at 120,000 Korean won, which includes admission, live entertainment, canapés, and unlimited wine and beer. Attendees have the opportunity to make additional donations before and during the event.

All proceeds from the concert will be directly donated to the Myongdo Welfare Centre in Mokpo, South Jeolla Province. Established in 1992 by Sister Geraldine Ryan, the center has been providing social welfare services, vocational training, residential care, and rehabilitation programs for over two decades. These services have helped support people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups throughout their lives.

John Walker, executive chairman of Eastpoint Partners, will perform alongside his band. During the concert, Walker will be performing a special rendition of "Mokpo Sister," a song dedicated to the Myongdo Welfare Centre.

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