Korea Childhood Leukemia Foundation Practices Warm Sharing for Families of Children with Cancer
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The Korea Childhood Leukemia Foundation recently held a meaningful sharing event for children with cancer and their families. This event was part of the 'Angel Day Grand Festival,' organized to convey hope and support to children undergoing treatment and their families.
This sharing activity was carried out in cooperation with the company Merchantree. Merchantree donated 'Doi Kham Tomato Juice,' a healthy beverage, to the foundation, and these items were delivered to the families of children receiving treatment.
The Korea Childhood Leukemia Foundation carries out various support projects so that children suffering from cancer can recover their health and dream of a bright future. The tomato juice delivered this time is expected to be a great help in supplementing the nutrition of the children and supporting the health of their families.
An official from the foundation stated, "We thank Merchantree for sharing their warm hearts with the children who continue their treatment despite difficult circumstances," adding, "We will continue to promote various programs that can provide practical help to the families of these children."
This event served as a good example of how companies and non-profit organizations can cooperate to show warm concern for the marginalized neighbors in our society. Many citizens continue to send their support so that children with cancer can return to their daily lives in good health.
Sources: m.sisakoreanews.kr
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