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We will become a bridge of hope
where the footsteps of sharing and love flow

Throughout history, our nation has upheld the tradition of "Hwan-nan-sang-hwul(mutual aid in times of adversity),"
extending warm assistance to neighbors in need. This virtue has continued to prevail in 2022, providing hope for neighbors
who have suffered from various large and small disasters such as wildfires, floods, and preventable tragedies, aiding in their recovery.

Thanks to this, Hope Bridge was able to provide support amounting to over 15 billion KRW to those affected
by social disasters such as wildfires last year As a result, Hope Bridge was able to deliver approximately 30 billion KRW
in national donations to about 30,000 households who suffered from flood damage, including heavy rain and typhoons.
The relief items sent to disasterstricken neighbors, including displaced individuals who lost their precious homes,
totaled over 600,000 items.
This was made possible by the selfless acts of sharing demonstrated by many individuals.
We offer our deepest respect and gratitude.

2022 was a transformative year for Hope Bridge.
Hope Bridge actively expanded designatedn donation projects for small business owners,
restaurant owners, severely injured children, and taxi drivers.
In December 2021, 41 members were appointed to the 'Hope Bridge Honors Club,'
a gathering of individuals who donated more than 100 million won, launched for the first time.
Unlike previous years, Hope Bridge also provided meals and snacks to disaster victims on-site.

Continuing on this path, in 2023, Hope Bridge aims to take another leap forward.
Hope Bridge will establish branches in seven regions nationwide, for the first time in our association's 62-year history,
to strengthen our capacity for on-site relief efforts and fundraising.
Hope Bridge also plans to significantly expand temporary housing facilities and special vehicles.
In addition tologistics storage and distribution, Hope Bridge will also pursue the establishment of
comprehensive disaster relief centers that incorporate education and experiential activities.

The nature of disasters has undergone significant changes due to climate change.
In 2023, Hope Bridge will provide even warmer care for those in need,
especially vulnerable groups suffering from disasters
in our surrounding communities. We will appreciate your continued interest and support.

Thank you.

Chairperson of Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association

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