National Movement Headquarters for Rural-Urban Mutual Growth Donates 200 Bags of Love Rice to Yeongju City, North Gyeongsang Province

Published 2025년 6월 2일

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The Nonghyup Yeongju City Branch (Branch Director Seol Hong-seop) held a 'Rural Love Rice Sharing Event for Family Month' in Yeongju City, Gyeongbuk, on the 28th, organized by the National Movement for Urban-Rural Mutual Cooperation. The donation ceremony was attended by Kim Jong-pil, Gyeongbuk Nonghyup Labor Union Chairman, and Seol Hong-seop, Nonghyup Yeongju City Branch Director, with Acting Mayor Lee Jae-hoon also present to express gratitude. The donated rice, consisting of 200 bags of 10kg each (worth 6 million won), is set to be distributed to vulnerable groups including low-income households, people with disabilities, and elderly living alone. The 'Rural Love Rice Sharing for Family Month' project organized by the National Movement for Urban-Rural Mutual Cooperation aims to contribute to national happiness through voluntary cooperation between urban and rural areas.

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Community Warmth Sharing Practice... Extending Warm Hands to Vulnerable Populations Nonghyup Yeongju City Branch (Branch Director Seol Hong-seop) conducted the 'Family Month Rural Love Rice Sharing Event' in Yeongju City, Gyeongbuk, on the 28th under the supervision of the National Movement for Urban-Rural Mutual Cooperation. The donation ceremony was attended by Kim Jong-pil, Gyeongbuk Nonghyup Labor Union Chairman, and Seol Hong-seop, Nonghyup Yeongju City Branch Director, with Acting Mayor Lee Jae-hoon also present to express gratitude. The donated rice, 200 bags of 10kg (worth 6 million won), is scheduled to be distributed to low-income households, people with disabilities, and elderly living alone. The 'Family Month Rural Love Rice Sharing' project supervised by the National Movement for Urban-Rural Mutual Cooperation is contributing to national happiness through voluntary urban-rural cooperation and is implementing various projects to invigorate agriculture and rural ...

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