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BFIA offers financial support to local communities
By Korea HeraldPublished : Feb. 18, 2014 - 19:51
The Busan Foundation for International Activities is inviting the foreign communities in Busan to apply for financial support for social projects.
Throughout the year, communities are able to apply for financial aid of up to 500,000 won to conduct cultural events.
BFIA has already approved financial help for several events, including an Indian celebration of the Holi festival on March 16.
Last year, BFIA was able to support 27 expatriate communities in Busan with more than 10 billion won.
For more information on the program or to apply, visit bfia.or.kr or call (051) 668-7914. (bileg.ts@heraldcorp.com)
Throughout the year, communities are able to apply for financial aid of up to 500,000 won to conduct cultural events.
BFIA has already approved financial help for several events, including an Indian celebration of the Holi festival on March 16.
Last year, BFIA was able to support 27 expatriate communities in Busan with more than 10 billion won.
For more information on the program or to apply, visit bfia.or.kr or call (051) 668-7914. (bileg.ts@heraldcorp.com)
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