Philanthropist Cho Yeon-hee joins UNICEF Honors Club with 100 million won pledge

Philanthropist Cho Yeon-hee has become a member of the UNICEF Honors Club, a group of major donors, by pledging a significant donation of 100 million won (approximately $72,000 USD).

Cho has been a dedicated supporter of UNICEF since 2014, consistently contributing to the organization's efforts to improve the lives of children globally. Her decision to join the Honors Club marks the realization of a long-held desire to make a more substantial contribution.

The pledged funds are earmarked for supporting the healthy growth and future prospects of children around the world who are suffering from the impacts of war, natural disasters, poverty, and disease. Cho, who is also the CEO of Suni Bio, expressed her hope that her donation will serve as a strong foundation for children worldwide to nurture their dreams and potential, emphasizing that a child's dreams can flourish depending on their environment.

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A child's dream can grow bigger depending on the given environment. I hope this donation becomes a strong foundation for children around the world to nurture hope and possibilities.

Cho Jong-hyun, head of the fundraising department at UNICEF Korea Committee, expressed deep gratitude for Cho Yeon-hee's sustained support and her increased commitment through the Honors Club. He assured that the generous donation would be used judiciously to provide essential support for children's health, growth, and a better future globally.

The UNICEF Honors Club comprises donors who have contributed or pledged over 100 million won to UNICEF Korea. Its members come from diverse fields, including business, culture, and arts, all united in promoting the value of giving and driving lasting change for children.

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We sincerely thank donor Cho Yeon-hee for her continued support and for joining the UNICEF Honors Club with a greater donation. The precious funds will be carefully used for the healthy growth and better future of children worldwide where they are most needed.