Samjyeonsam donates 10 million won to Hope Pebble, a foundation supporting young people preparing for independence.

 – Donated 10 million won to the non-profit organization Hope Pebble to help young people prepare for independence.

A relationship formed through the first donation in 2023… We will participate in social contribution programs such as talent donation lectures.

CEO Baek Joo-seok: "We will help young people prepare for independence through consistent, not one-time, support."

 Jobis&Villains (CEO Baek Joo-seok), which operates the 'Tax Assistance Service for 20 Million Citizens' Samjyeonsam, announced on the 10th that it donated 10 million won to the domestic relief organization Hope Pebble to support young people preparing for independence.

The donation ceremony held at the Jarvis & Villains headquarters in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the 9th was graced by the attendance of Jarvis & Villains CEO Baek Joo-seok, Hope Pebble CEO Lee Jae-won, and other officials from both companies.

This donation will be used to establish a practical foundation for independence for "Youth Preparing for Self-Reliance" in preparation for the upcoming Chuseok holiday, including housing stability, support for daily necessities, qualification acquisition, and job preparation. These youth are 18-year-olds preparing to leave shelters and become independent. Samjyeonsam has been supporting these individuals since last year, starting with its first donation to Hope Pebble in 2023.

Hope Stone and our company will jointly promote various social contribution programs, such as talent donation lectures and employee volunteer work linked to CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) projects, and will also actively take the lead in implementing ESG (Environment, Society, Governance) management and spreading a culture of sharing.

CEO Baek Joo-seok said, “It’s already been three years since we first met with Hope Stone,” and added, “We will pay special attention to ensure that support for young people preparing for independence is not a one-time thing but continues on an ongoing basis.”

Chairman Lee Jae-won said, “I am glad that this sponsorship can provide practical help to young people preparing for independence,” and added, “We will continue to carry out sustainable sharing activities with Jarvis & Villains and actively support young people who are in blind spots of welfare.”