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Hansae Yes24 Foundation chairwoman honored for philanthropy

Cho Young-soo, chair emeritus of the Hansae Yes24 Foundation, has received a commendation from the Seoul mayor for her charitable donations and humanitarian work, the foundation said on Monday. The Korean Red Cross recommended Cho for the honor, citing her sustained support for humanitarian causes, including a donation of 100 million won ($73,000) in July, according to the foundation. The…

Hansae Yes24 Foundation chairwoman honored for philanthropy

Cho Young-soo, the chair emeritus of the Hansae Yes24 Foundation, has been honored by the mayor of Seoul for her philanthropic efforts and humanitarian work, according to the foundation's announcement on Monday. The Korean Red Cross recommended her for this recognition, highlighting her consistent support for various charitable initiatives.

In July alone, Cho made a significant donation of 100 million won ($73,000), which secured her a spot in the Red Cross Honors Club, a prestigious group of major donors to the organization.

Her philanthropy extends beyond her role with the Hansae Yes24 Foundation. Cho has personally contributed to numerous organizations, including the Community Chest of Korea, Seoul National University, and the Korean Red Cross. These contributions demonstrate her commitment to making a positive impact in various sectors, particularly in education and humanitarian causes.

As a senior figure in education, Cho's patronage and support have been instrumental in helping students and younger generations. Her dedication to nurturing the next generation of leaders and scholars is a testament to her belief in the power of education to drive positive change. The Hansae Yes24 Foundation's commendation is a well-deserved recognition of Cho's multifaceted contributions to society, encompassing her charitable donations, humanitarian work, and commitment to empowering future generations through education.

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