Today's Philanthropy News — 나눔과 사회공헌 소식
Corporate ESG camps focused on environmental education for children are on the rise, and major domestic companies are actively releasing their 2026 sustainability reports. Meanwhile, social contribution models are diversifying across generations, exemplified by initiatives like Misto Korea’s resource circulation campaign.
Today's Philanthropy News — August 1, 2026
News from Non-Profit Organizations
Taego Order Welfare Foundation strengthens support for single mothers and children
The Taego Order Welfare Foundation is presenting an evolved NPO model that goes beyond material aid to support the emotional self-reliance of single mothers and children. By providing vocational training in Japanese confectionery, they are building a field-oriented welfare model to assist marginalized groups facing social blind spots amidst the economic downturn.
Corporate CSR/ESG News
Play31 expands collaborations for ESG campaigns based on environmental education
Social venture Play31 is continuously expanding collaborative projects with corporations and public institutions by turning ESG values and social contribution messages into educational content for children. This highlights a trend where corporate social responsibility is shifting from simple donations to value creation through education.
Hyundai E&C publishes 2026 Sustainability Report, achieves A-grade for 8 consecutive years
Hyundai E&C has published its "2026 Sustainability Report," reflecting both domestic and international sustainability disclosure standards. With this report, which details performance across the three pillars of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria, the company has achieved an A-grade from the Korea Institute of Corporate Governance and Sustainability (KCGS) for the eighth consecutive year.
Misto Korea promotes "Return to Care" resource circulation campaign
Misto Korea is currently conducting the third project of its "Return to Care" campaign, aimed at practicing sustainable resource circulation and helping vulnerable groups in the local community. It is being recognized as a win-win model that moves away from simple cash donations and connects directly to the products consumers choose in their daily lives.
IGIS Asset Management publishes third sustainability report
IGIS Asset Management has released its third sustainability report, covering its 2025 Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) achievements. The report highlights the establishment of infrastructure for ESG data management and the application of global ESG standards to real estate assets.
Policy and Issue Briefing
Paradigm shift in corporate CSR: From "Charity" to "Participation"
The overseas CSR activities of major domestic companies are moving beyond simple financial support toward a value-creation structure that helps local residents become self-reliant while encouraging consumer participation. The transition toward a "borderless mutual growth" model—where everyday product purchases connect to social contribution—is accelerating.
Netmarble expands sports philanthropy by supporting para-rowing
The Netmarble Rowing Team supported the "National Para-Rowing Championship," where they won 17 medals, showcasing the diversification of corporate sports philanthropy. This serves as an example of companies moving beyond pure donations to tailored social contributions that leverage their specific expertise.
Today's Keywords
ESG Management — A management paradigm that seeks corporate sustainability by integrating the three core values of Environment, Social, and Governance into business strategies.
Evolution of Philanthropy — A trend shifting away from simple donations and charity toward structural and systematic value creation that fosters education, participation, and self-reliance.
Circular Economy — An economic model that generates social value while simultaneously circulating resources consumed during the product lifecycle.
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