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STX Group on Thursday selected three social contribution projects devised by employees of subsidiaries that will receive the company’s support.
The selected projects each received 1 million won ($925) from the company to be used for funding the activities.
The selected projects each received 1 million won ($925) from the company to be used for funding the activities.
The company said that the event took place to encourage employees to take part in social contribution projects.
The projects were devised by teams from STX Engine Co., STX Construction Co. and the group’s network solution provider Forcetec.
STX Engine’s team was selected for its “Perfect CS” program, designed to provide one-on-one care to those in welfare facilities and Forcetec’s team was selected for devising plans for holding concerts at such institutions.
STX Construction’s team was awarded funding for a program providing education and sports support for children.
By Choi He-suk (cheesuk@heraldcorp.com)
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