Donated 500 sets of backpacks and school supplies to children in affected areas… Realizing coexistence with the local community
POSCO Argentina practiced warm sharing by donating 500 sets of backpacks and school supplies to students in high-altitude areas of Salta Province, Argentina, affected by heavy rainfall.
▲POSCO Argentina held a donation ceremony on April 3 at the San Antonio de los Cobres City Hall to provide 500 sets of backpacks and school supplies to children in areas affected by heavy rainfall.
POSCO Argentina held a donation ceremony on April 3 at the gymnasium of San Antonio de los Cobres (SAC) City Hall.
The event was attended by high-ranking provincial government officials, including SAC Mayor Mr. Alberto Carral, Salta Province Production Minister Mr. Martin de los Rios, and Deputy Minister of Education Ms. Analia Guardo, as well as about 150 students from three schools and parents, who joined together in a warm show of solidarity.
▲Damage situation in San Antonio de los Cobres city during the heavy rainfall in March.
This donation was planned to comfort residents of the area who suffered significant damage from sudden heavy rain at the end of March, and especially to convey hope and courage to future generations.
At the event, a puppet show prepared by students was performed, followed by the presentation of school supply sets prepared by POSCO Argentina.
POSCO Argentina President Hyun Park said, “I would like to express my sincere condolences to everyone who suffered from this heavy rainfall, and I am relieved that rapid recovery is taking place. Although it’s a small gesture, I hope it helps children continue their studies and dream about their future. POSCO Argentina will continue to realize the value of mutual growth by continuing sustainable social contribution activities with the local community.”
Meanwhile, POSCO Argentina supports vulnerable groups in the region and medical infrastructure based on its sustainable management philosophy, and it is recognized as a responsible global company locally.