2005년영문보고서-최종표지-8.11 2005.8.319:14AM 페이지1
KIDS&FUTURE THE 5TH ANNIVERSARY REPORT
3F Mansun Bldg., 908-25, Bangbae-dong, Seocho-ku, Seoul, 137-842, Republic of Korea Tel : +82-2-588-6796-9 Fax : +82-2-588-6807 e-mail : kidsfuture@kidsfuture.net www.kidsfuture.net
KIDS&FUTURE THE 5TH ANNIVERSARY REPORT
2005년영문보고서-최종표지-8.11 2005.8.319:14AM 페이지2
Pride comes from love. Continuous love from the community, warm affection and educational opportunity will help disadvantaged children and youth grow up to be confident people who can love themselves and others.
Kids&Future will Try to achieve a world where all children can grow with happiness and a beautiful society where corporations share in their joy. Like a flower which offers its nectar to a butterfly, like a butterfly which helps a flower reach full blossom, Kids & Future will be a solid bridge to connect children with corporations’ love.
To share our love, to build their dreams and hope, to let them know the beauty of sharing and to help them to have confidence. These represent Kids&Future’s desire for children and youth. Shining faces of children and youth make Kids&Future happy.
Let us present this to you, who shares the same view as Kids&Future.
KIDS&FUTURE 5TH ANNIVERSARY REPORT
From the moment of our birth, we have been brought up with numerous supports from our society, with or without our awareness. Our parents and teachers, of course. Water, air, roads that we pass by, clothes that we wear, and trivial things we think naturally exist. All these things are created by somebody. Though we receive immeasurable help throughout our lives, it’s not easy to share.
The crystal-like smile of children is the bright future for us.
Life to share, happier life because of that sharing. In March 2000, People who wanted to achieve these kinds of lives gathered together. Kids&Future was founded by entrepreneurs who wanted to plant a seed of love to support children, to design and lead their lives more than merely to support them financially.
Dreams and hopes that were cherished in our hearts begin to bloom as beautiful flowers. Become flying doves from the tips of our hands. Such magic entertains us. Love, giving birth and sharing more love is a most amazing kind of magic that can bring us happiness.
The past five years of Kids&Future was like this. As soon as we practiced our affection and love, love changed our lives and society into happiness, like magic. Kids&Future would like to be a magician who will share more love with all of you.
Mission To help children and youth actively prepare for their futures by providing opportunities to learn, work and play with stability.
Vision To motivate children’s dreams and creativity, to brighten children’s futures through sharing and to contribute to children and youth around the world as a human service organization providing educational and professional programs to solve poverty and health problems of children.
Strategy To mobilize strategic partnerships with international foundations by striving to meet global standards in organization, business strategy and measurement systems, to invent trustworthy brand values by reinforcing networks and partnerships with donors and to expand a culture of philanthropy through professional and transparent operations.
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Publication Message It’s been already five years since the social welfare foundation Kids & Future was formed as an independent nongovernmental organization to help children grow their dreams and hopes and challenge their futures. So far, Kids&Future, through projects in social welfare and education fields, has provided continuous support and educational opportunities to disadvantaged children so that they can feel confident and make their dreams come true and ultimately become great human capital who can return their love to our society in a virtuous cycle. Through professional and various welfare program developments and transparent operations, we have been leading a new culture of philanthropy connecting the nongovernmental sector and the social welfare field. Kids&Future’s continuous actions and commitment owes thanks to the support and consideration of many people who would like to make our society more beautiful through love and sharing. The precious love of all the people who support Kids&Future, even under severe social and economic situations, is the base of this endeavor, which has protected children and increased hope in our society. Kids&Future will try to do its best to restore the broken dreams and hopes of children and youth by gathering your warm support. I would like to express my deepest gratitude to all corporate donors in Korea and around the world, numerous individual donors and all the people who serve in social welfare fields despite all the hardships, who have sent their encouragement and love. Please let me pass along my sincere gratitude again to our precious international partners, International Youth Foundation (IYF) and BizWorld Foundation. March 30, 2005 Social Welfare Foundation, Kids&Future Song Ja Chairman
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A Message of Congratulations My name is Bill Reese. I’m the president of International Youth Foundation. Congratulations to Kids and Future. I know you are celebrating your 5th anniversary. I am sending you this message from Baltimore, but we are certainly with you in spirit. The international Youth Foundation is a Global network. Kids & Future along with 45 partners in 70 countries come together and join, because we share the philosophy of positive youth development. We work together to invest in kids and their communities and their futures. It’s been wonderful working with you. We have successfully done some collaborative projects in Korea with Lucent Technologies in iTER camp programs, and Nokia in Make a Connection Program. To the trustees, staff members, all the supporters and especially the kids you have helped through out your 5 years, we wish you all the best, all along the healthy future. Thank you.
William S. Reese
President and Chief Executive Officer, International Youth Foundation
International Youth Foundation International Youth Foundation (IYF), based in Baltimore, Maryland since its foundation in 1990, works for children and youth by establishing long-term and strategic alliances with hundreds of companies, foundations, and civil society organizations. IYF is working to improve the conditions and prospects for young people where they live, learn, work, and play through partner networks all over the world. Currently, IYF has children-and youth-related partners in 46 countries. With these partners, IYF has been helping more than 23 million children and youth to make a positive and lasting difference in their lives in close to 70 countries and territories.
www.iyfnet.org
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A Message of Congratulations I would like to express my sincere gratitude on the 5th anniversary of the social welfare foundation, Kids&Future. Kids&Future, an independent nonprofit organization that was founded by venture companies in 2000, has spent the past five years helping underprivileged members of our society. Especially, more than any other organization, it has focused its efforts on children and youth, our society’s future and hope. Kids&Future’s five years of effort has cultivated a new sharing movement in high-tech startups and been a guiding light so that new companies can play their social role. Especially, Kids&Future has been advancing projects with high standards with international nonprofit organizations since 2000 through its global partners. These actions are similar to today’s start-up company which aims to be a global star, showing its growing image in the world. With close relationships since the initial foundation period, investors had a special reason to be interested in Kids&Future, which resembles venture companies. We investors will keep our eyes on and support all the creative and ambitious actions of Kids&Future. Again, congratulations on the 5th anniversary of Kids&Future. I hope more and more business people join to add their love for Kids&Future. Chairman of Korea Venture Business Association CEO of Turbotek
Jang Heung-Soon
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A Message of Congratulations Congratulations on the 5th anniversary of Kids&Future. Please let me applaud the social welfare foundation Kids&Future, which has been involved in and developed the community for children’s healthy smiles and their future. Children need the understanding and involvement of the community they belong to in order to become healthy citizens. We should help them connect with their community and have responsibility for it so that they will play their roles to make a sound society. I am sure that the success Kids&Future has achieved will become touchstones of our communities and nation. Especially, without Kids&Future’s effort, the Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program, which Nokia Korea has been leading for four years, wouldn’t be able to exist. Many direct and indirect expenditures of the program have been big gifts to children and community. I am also openly proud that the program footprints have become good models to encourage corporate social responsibility in other corporations. Sincerely anticipating Kids&Future’s growing role in the situation of social welfare in Korea, which still suffers much exclusion from the supports of country and community, I express my heartfelt congratulations on the 5th anniversary of Kids&Future. Nokia Korea
Song Young-Min, Country Manager
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A Message of Congratulations Congratulations on the 5th anniversary of Kids&Future. I would like to express my deepest respect to all in Kids&Future for their endless efforts for beautiful dreams and hopes for children. Since its foundation, Kids&Future has been discovering hidden social welfare gaps of our society and supporting disadvantaged children and youth to develop their bright and active futures through various programs. I believe that the sharing culture Kids&Future tries to spread step by step will play a great role in making a happier and warmer society. Especially, the iTER program which Kids&Future and Lucent Technologies Korea have been advancing from 2002 is recognized as a helpful program offering more educational opportunities to youth in Korea so that they can grow to be important members and leaders of our society. The beautiful values of Kids&Future have enabled this long term program to be successful for several years. Looking back on the past five years, I sincerely hope Kids&Future can share its values with more and more people and become Korea’s representative welfare organization to fulfill its social role. Again, congratulations on the 5th anniversary of Kids&Future. Lucent Technologies Korea
Yang Chun-Kyung, CEO
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History
2003 2002 2001 2000 Feb Foundation committee meeting and public announcement Mar Formation of foundation and launch ceremony Apr Marathon workshop to decide foundation mission and project strategy May Launch of “Sharing, it’s Truly a Beautiful Life” philanthropy culture campaign with Donga daily newspaper Jul Public announcement of the first project, 2000 Sharing with Neighbors Project, Donors and Directors of Kids&Future invited to Cheong Wa Dae (Presidential office of the Republic of Korea) for encouragement lunch Aug IT Infra Support project with Compaq, KTF, Virtualtek, Hyundai and Community Chest Sep Confirmation of Sharing with Neighbors Project (44 facilities) and IT Infra Support project (165 facilities) Public announcement of Rest & Recharge Program for Social Work Practitioners Nov Confirmation of Rest & Recharge Program (11 teams) Dec 1st Anniversary Gratitude Night event
Feb Public announcement of 2001 Sharing with Neighbors Project and Second-Hand Computer Support Project donated by Samsung Blood Donation Relay event held at Teheran Valley Mar Kids&Future’s 1st anniversary celebration symposium, 2000 Annual Report publication Kids&Future Web site renewal Webzine “A mi Letters” released Apr Confirmation of 2001 Sharing with Neighbors Project (56 facilities) Public announcement of 2001 1st term Rest & Recharge Program Confirmation of Second-Hand Computer Support Project donated by Samsung May Web authoring software support from DIG Communication Jun 1st term Rest & Recharge Program support (11 teams) Charity auction with Auction Co., Ltd. Sep Netizen’s Becoming Leverage Campaign with Daum Communications Oct 2nd term Rest & Recharge Program support (9 teams) Cultural Event Support Program (12 teams) Nov Learning Network Infra Set Up Project with CD Cash Co., Ltd. and Baeoom.com Inc. Dec One Meal Hope Raising Campaign targeting white-collar workers MOU signed with International Youth Foundation
Jan Charity auction with communities in Auction Co., Ltd. Feb Public announcement of 2002 Sharing with Neighbors Project Mar 2nd year celebration & fundraising party with jazz melodies Apr Public announcement of Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program with Nokia Public announcement of 2002 1st term Rest & Recharge Program May Confirmation of Sharing with Neighbors Project (38 facilities) 2002 1st term Rest & Recharge Program support (9 teams) Screening and judging to decide operating facilities of iTER Youth IT Support Project with Lucent Technologies and Daum Foundation Jun Confirmation of iTER Youth IT Support Project (4 facilities) Confirmation of Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program (25 facilities) Jul Public announcement of 2002 Youth Cultural Event Support Program Aug Public announcement of 2002 2nd term Rest & Recharge Program Sep Confirmation of Youth Cultural Event Support Program (6 teams) Oct 2002 2nd Term Rest & Recharge support (10 teams) Nov Presentation of social contributions at FKI Dec iTER Youth IT Support Project practitioner workshop
Jan Advanced training by iTER center Feb iTER IT camp (Jeju Island) Mar e-Mentoring Project with Daum Foundation launch Confirmation of Standing Alone Scholarship by Hwang Hyun-Jeong (7 students) May Confirmation of 2003 Sharing with Neighbors Project (18 facilities) Jun Confirmation of Daum Youth Cultural Event Support Program (5 teams) Confirmation of Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program (37 facilities) Jul 2003 1st Term Rest & Recharge support (7 teams, 66 people) Support for 4 iTER centers Aug iTER Rangers intensive IT training Sep iTER Web Surfing contest Support for Typhoon Mae-Mi stricken Gong-Bu Bangs and community welfare organizations Oct 2003 IYF Annual Partners Meeting, Washington, U.S.A 2003 2nd Term Rest & Recharge support (7 teams 74 people) Nov 2003 Make A Connection Workshop with Nokia, Seoul, Korea “Sharing is magic that makes miracles” fundraising party featuring Magician Jeff McBride’ s donated talent Dec iTER manual publication Yearend party in support of Gong-Bu Bang children
2004 Feb 1st Visteon Children & Youth Worker Training Program iTER IT camp (Phoenix Park) Mar Inauguration of 2nd Chairman Song Ja IYF Asian Pacific Regional Meeting 2004 (Beijing, China) Apr 2nd Visteon Children & Youth Worker Training Program May Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program grant delivery Confirmation of 2004 Sharing with Neighbors Project (16 facilities) IYF Education Network global meeting (The Netherlands) Jun 3rd Visteon Children & Youth Worker Training Program Gong-Bu Bang manual publication ceremony and seminar Jul Partnership with BizWorld Foundation for Youth Financial Education Project Aug Confirmation of Daum Youth Cultural Event Support Program and grant delivery ceremony (7 facilities) Final Visteon Children & Youth Worker Training Program Sep Make A Connection Annual Meeting (Argentina) We Start Love Mentors Project launch Oct IYF Annual Meeting (Argentina) 2004 Rest & Recharge support and grant delivery (5 teams) Nov 2nd Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang manual workshop
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Grant Support Reporting by Project(2000.3~2004.12) The social welfare foundation Kids&Future was founded in March 28, 2000 by venture companies as an independent nongovernmental supporting organization with a total investment of 5,000,000,000 KRW, including basic assets of 3,000,000,000 KRW. Kids&Future has been endeavoring to expand social welfare perspectives by discovering and bridging social welfare gaps, maintaining its core values including professionalism, transparency and effectiveness, through Kids&Future’s representative projects, Sharing with Neighbors Project and Rest & Recharge Program for Social Work Practitioners from its existing foundation as well as Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program and iTER Youth IT Support Project funded by International Youth Foundation (IYF), U.S.A.
Total Grants 5,084,484,000 KRW 22% 4%
Rest & Recharge Program for Social Work Practitioners
2%
Daum Youth Cultural Event Support Program
3%
IT Support Project
36% 9%
Other short term projects Designated fund
13%
Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program
10%
iTER Youth IT Support Project
1%
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Sharing with Neighbors Project
Visteon Children & Youth Worker Training Program
Sharing with Neighbors Project Sharing Five years under this beautiful name The past five years were such a happy period under the beautiful name, Sharing. The Sharing with Neighbors Project is for our precious neighbors who desperately want somebody’s help but are never helped by anybody. Kids&Future helps these social welfare facilities and organizations that have been excluded from support by government and regional governing offices. The Sharing with Neighbors Project supports group homes, shelters, and nongovernmental facilities for youth with disabilities and provides welfare services for underprivileged children, youth and people with disabilities. It also supports community welfare networking projects for the independence of community welfare centers.
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Sharing with Neighbors Project beneficiaries and grant amounts (2000~2004) 2000 beneficiaries : 42 facilities/180,026,400 KRW Names of Beneficiaries
Fund Distributed
Sat Byul Gong-Bu Bang
3,710,000
Love Sam Ter
5,308,000
Weol Kok Gong-Bu Bang
6,000,000
Jun-Jin-Sang Community Kot Mang Ul Study
4,400,000
Korea Anglican Association Small Love House
3,600,000
National Children and Youth Group Home
7,600,000
Room
Youth Class
Sal Rim Shelter
1,500,000
Peace Volunteer Service School
2,380,000
Da Sol Gong-Bu Bang
5,400,000
Wol Kok Church, Annex to Korea Presbyterian
4,690,000
Kwangyang YWCA
2,255,000
St. Benedict Bit Dul Re Gong-Bu Bang
3,830,000
Association
Youngsanpo General Social Welfare Center
4,039,000
Ae Sol Gong-Bu Bang
5,064,000
Wol Kok Gong-Bu Bang
Busan Culture Center
2,786,000
Hee Nyeon Gong-Bu Bang
3,740,000
Han Ul Ta Ri Gong-Bu Bang
3,416,000
Hope Place for Working Residents and Children
4,440,000
Dosam Social Welfare Center
3,400,000
Belly Ground Gong-Bu Bang
3,500,000
Nal Moi Children Gong-Bu Bang
4,225,000
Dwan Church, Annex to Korea Presbyterian
3,350,000
Sungbuk Welfare Association, Sungbuk
5,090,000
Gong-Bu Bang Association New Will Hope Sharing Place
5,430,000
Regional Community Nal Moi Ter Gong-Bu
Nakgol Children Gong-Bu Bang, Annex to
6,700,000
Bang
Nakgol Social Mission Center
Runaway Girls’ Resting House Susie’s House
2,563,400
Association
Child Welfare Center Round World
4,882,000
Ahndong City General Social Welfare Center
3,790,000
Dawn Gong-Bu Bang
Korean Anglican Sal Lim Ter
2,400,000
Bit Nu Ri House
2,950,000
Shipjung-dong Residents Project Center Hatnim
Kuro Bluebird Sharing Place
5,440,000
Mindeulre Education Sang Saeng Che
3,600,000
Suwon Fun Gong-Bu Bang
4,112,000
Kodeundong Sam Kol Gong-Bu Bang
5,046,000
Names of Beneficiaries
Sam Ter Night School
5,000,000
Sat Ma Ru Gong-Bu Bang
4,126,000
Association
Hanmuri Sharing Place Gong-Bu Bang
5,200,000
Sat Byul Gong-Bu Bang
5,920,000
Hae Dot E Attic Room
3,300,000
Ahn Min Gong-Bu Bang
5,800,000
Nuri Gong-Bu Bang, Annex to Didimdol Church
1,267,500
Kwangju Gong-Bu Bang Association
3,050,000
Ahnsan Youth Shelter
4,500,000
Seoul Catholic Gong-Bu Bang Association
5,720,000
Daejun Sharing House
7,740,000
Jinko Village Our House
4,500,000
Sae Sup Gong-Bu Bang
3,939,000
Buchun After School Gong-Bu Bang Association
3,036,000
Mustard Seed Mission Center
6,000,000
Mongolian School in Korea
5,200,000
Ahn Min Gong-Bu Bang
5,000,000
Sae Bom Gong-Bu Bang, Annex to Sae Bom
4,980,000
Sharing Gong-Bu Bang
6,180,000
Hopeful Gong-Bu Bang
3,690,000
True Love Social Welfare Center
5,000,000
Buchun Catholic Labor Division New Day Open
4,580,000
Church
5,870,000
Bang
2001 beneficiaries : 56 facilities/256,715,500 KRW Fund Distributed
Oh Sun Do Sun Gong-Bu Bang
3,530,000
Incheon Gong-Bu Bang Association
4,870,000
Balsan Church, Annex to Korea Presbyterian
2,900,000
Dawn Gong-Bu Bang
3,150,000
Dongdaemun Green Classroom
5,500,000
Class
Evergreen Classroom, Annex to Yeonsoo
4,500,000
Citeun Sunflower House
2,000,000
Buchun Civil Association Children’s Gong-Bu
Kuro Bluebird Sharing Place
5,700,000
Bang
Growing Children Together Fostering
6,000,000
Ahnsan Youth shelter
4,850,000
Da Som Fun House
1,690,000
Hanmuri Sharing House Gong-Bu Bang
5,230,000
Kyongki Southern Region Gong-Bu Bang
6,090,000
Branch, Incheon Association for Peace and Involvement
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Association
Daejeon Sharing House
4,075,000
Cooperative Association
Social Training Center for Working People
4,797,000
Our Happy House Family Cooperative Korea
People’s Association Opening Welfare World
4,986,000
Anglican Association
Open Culture Classroom
4,450,000
Our Gong-Bu Bang
5,149,000
Association
Taebaek Fun House
5,421,000
Women’s Gathering for Green Life
5,950,000
Taebaek Anglican Association Fun House
Ilsandong Youth Gong-Bu Bang
3,100,000
Open Homework Room
Chunchun Sharing House New Hope Shelter
3,000,000
Sungbuk Reiong Gong-Bu Bang Association
Dove House
4,580,000
Sungbuk Welfare Association
1,485,000
5,560,000
5,970,000
No Kok Gong-Bu Bang, Annex to No Kok Church 1,540,000 5,450,000
Anglican Association Wonju Sharing House Hat Sal Gong-Bu Bang
5,700,000
Bongjunglee Dream School
3,440,000
Incheon Gong-Bu Bang Association
5,500,000
(Social Welfare Committee)
Sal Rim Gong-Bu Bang
5,700,000
Chunra Gong-Bu Bang Association
4,800,000
National Children and Youth Group Home
Kwangduck Green After School Class
5,950,000
Chunahn City After School Class Association
4,880,000
Association
Sunshine Bluebird After School Class
5,040,000
Boram’s House
3,287,000
National Independent Living (IL) Self Hope
Open Culture Classroom
6,890,000
Hanna’s House
3,920,000
Organization Association
Nokdong Fun House
1,148,000
Bedesda’s House
3,800,000
Chunra Gong-Bu Bang Association
6,400,000
Peace Volunteer Service School
4,910,000
Ja Rim Won
4,200,000
Pyungtaek Gong-Bu Bang Association
5,450,000
Community Culture Training Center, Annex to
4,670,000
Family Welfare Association Kyungbuk HQ Kumi
5,000,000
Korea Organization for Rare Diseases
4,050,000
Korea Civil Action Information Training Center
6,800,000
Yeosu Open Church
Branch
Children Gong-Bu Bang
3,800,000
Youngju Love House
7,717,800
(CONET)
Hyunjeong Gong-Bu Bang
5,695,000
Low Fence
5,730,000
Living Together World
Jubong Gong-Bu Bang
5,400,000
Daegu Gong-Bu Bang Association
3,800,000
Pohang Youth shelter
1,641,000
Busan Catholic Gong-Bu Bang Association
5,200,000
Michael’s House
4,200,000
Immanuel Community
2,460,000
Names of Beneficiaries
Good Shepherd’s House
4,200,000
Buchun After School Gong-Bu Bang
Sky Dream Place
4,088,000
Association
Sam Dong NeGong-Bu Bang
2002 beneficiaries : 37 facilities/202,374,800 KRW Names of Beneficiaries
Fund Distributed
6,300,000 6,200,000
4,515,000
2004 beneficiaries : 16 facilities/94,885,500 KRW Fund Distributed 4,400,000
Citizens’ Alliance for Residential Rights
4,340,000
Seoul Gong-Bu Bang Association
6,050,000
Buchun After School Gong-Bu Bang Association
5,850,000
Youth Shelter, Annex to National Women’s
5,400,000
National Gong-Bu Bang Association
4,960,000
Jinko Village Our House
7,120,000
Religious Worker Association
Incheon Gong-Bu Bang Association
2,400,000
Ahnsan Youth Shelter
6,360,000
Another House
Kwangju Gong-Bu Bang Association
5,440,000
Heenyeon’s House
5,200,000
Sungnam Children Center Gong-Bu Bang
3,510,000
Kwangyasun Church
6,800,000
Association
Canaan Welfare Mission Center
6,000,000
Poor Youth Community Mustard Seed Village
6,200,000
Names of Beneficiaries
Our Disabled Neighbors Rehabilitation Center
5,359,000
Catholic Gong-Bu Bang Association
6,320,000
National Children and Youth Group Home
Andrew Uncle House
2,200,000
Gwanak Social Welfare Center
6,248,000
Association
Korea Civil Action Information Training Center
7,775,000
Live Together Shelter
5,200,000
Jangbong Hyerim Rehabilitation Center Group
Korea Youth Shelter Association
5,200,000
Children Opening the Future (Chunahn After
6,700,000
Home Support Center
Hanul’s
5,200,000
School Association)
Nodul Disabled Night School
6,200,000
Progressive Disabled Rehabilitation Support
Kuro Health Welfare Center
6,100,000
Center
Our Disabled Neighbors Rehabilitation Center
6,120,000
Pum Youth Culture Community
6,190,000
Seoul Disabled Federation (Seoul DPI)
5,788,000
Love House Disabled Group Home
8,160,000
Sungdong Welfare Association
5,198,000
Sungbuk Gong-Bu Bang Association
6,200,000
Bright Tomorrow Association
8,160,000
Catholic Gong-Bu Bang Association
6,200,000
Our Disabled Neighbors Rehabilitation Center
6,134,800
Kuro Health Welfare Center
8,240,000
National Children and Youth Group Home
8,500,000
Uijeongbu Health & Welfare Network
3,200,000
WILL Disabled Independent Living Center
5,023,500
Incheon Gong-Bu Bang Association
5,975,000
Rare Disease Children Helping Movement
8,000,000
Incheon Involvement Autonomy Solidarity
4,200,000
Ahnyang HQ
Association Duckhari Sharing Place
5,200,000
2003 beneficiaries : 18 facilities/98,360,000 KRW
Children Opening the Future (Chunahn After
Fund Distributed
Korea Civil Action Information Training Center 2,680,000
6,407,000
School Association) 7,200,000 6,525,000 5,250,000
(CONET)
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Sharing with Neighbors Project A Message of Thanks If you open your heart to the world, you will find hope. When you are under hardship…. and it becomes a month, then a year and more than several years…. your world will be full of despair. A day to live as a person with critical disabilities… one day becomes the next day. That next day becomes a month and soon several years have passed. Sitting in the room, I wonder what would be outside the window and miss outdoor life. We miss almost everything. The scent of yellow flowers, the coolness of the river wind and the white snow that we had in days gone by. Our organization has been finding many new ways in the lives of people with critical disabilities to work with and help others, cherishing hope rather than despair. It was a truly pleasant and happy thing that we could proceed with Empowerment Friday Class setting up relationships with Kids&Future in 2004.
People with critical disabilities who have difficulties communicating with the world have become more involved with the society through Empowerment Friday Class. Their small beginnings in speaking with strangers and asking for a little help may seem as nothing but as they experience the program, they find the world more closer and comfortable by going to the market, the bank and movie theater by themselves or on a trip with other colleagues. Perhaps this may be a sign that they are finding themselves more connected to the world. For our friends-people with critical disabilities who use wheel chairs and communicate with somewhat uncomfortable body language and words-no more difficult scenes as in the past. Thank you to everybody who successfully completed Empowerment
General
ary g-Ja Secret Lee Kyun Tommorrow Association Bright
Friday Class, trusting in themselves and their colleagues. Special thanks to Kids&Future for giving them a brand new hope through the Sharing with Neighbors Project. Nobody can talk easily. However, the world will be full of hope for our friends, people with critical disabilities whose smiles to the world gradually open their once closed hearts.
The Bright Tommorrow Association is a nonprofit organization together with people with critical disabilities who feel the weight of the world.
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Rest&Recharge Program for Social Work Practitioners Network of workers through rest & recharge The Rest&Recharge Program brings social workers and volunteers with precious and beautiful hearts together. Social Workers and volunteers join with our underprivileged neighbors in poor working environments. Because of them, the world is more beautiful. Like each one of our disadvantaged neighbors is precious, workers and volunteers who care and are with them are precious as well. The Rest&Recharge Program for Social Work Practitioners supports workshop programs so that social&youth workers and volunteers can recharge their bodies and minds through rest.
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Rest&Recharge Program for Social Work Practitioners beneficiaries and grant amounts (2000~2004)
2000 beneficiaries : 11 teams / 130 people / 18,534,300 KRW Beneficiaries Jungkok General Social Welfare Center
Programs
Choonchun Rehabilitation Support Facility
Rehabilitation Activist Training for Community Spirit Reinforcement
Dongshin University General Welfare Center
Work Training for Kwangju Young People & Worker’s Rest
9
10
Wish’s House
Burn Out Prevention and Networking for Seo Kyung In Mental Recuperation Facility Social Workers
7
15
Seoul Community Gong-Bu Bang Association
Vision Search of Nongovernmental Gong-Bu Bang Activity Strategy Meeting for Children’s Welfare Network Organization within Community
8 11
Members
Community Networking through Restoring Relationships
Bangah Village General Social Social Welfare Academy for Dobong-gu Social Worker’s Service Quality Welfare Center
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Gwanak Social Welfare Center
Community Welfare Benchmarking Trip for Social Welfare Practitioners
11
Jipyeong Church Small Gong-Bu Bang
Seoul Gong-Bu Bang Association
Organization Vision Set Up Workshop and Mental Training Activity
12
Kuro Health Welfare Center
Jeju Island Community Welfare Activity Organization Study Visit and Training for Kuro Network Making
Daekyung Youth Drug Counseling Center
Social Welfare Practitioner Training for Community Social Welfare
9
Belly Ground Gong-Bu Bang
Assignment Research for Perfect Integrated Education and Community Network Making
Nanum’s Fun House
Seminar for After School Teachers and Visiting Model Facilities
8
Kangrung City General Volunteer Center
Kwangju Gong-Bu Bang Association
Benchmarking and Training Activity for Alternative Finding of Community Education Movement
Group Training for Identity Crisis Recovery of Field Social Workers
7
Chungchungbukdo Social Welfare Association
Advanced Social Welfare Facility Benchmarking Program
Civil Coalition to Open Welfare World
Chunahn Community Welfare Movement Organization Practitioner Training for Understanding Social Welfare Policy Making of Regional Autonomy Organizations
True Love Protection Work Placea
Ahndong City Work Rehabilitation Practitioner Training Association for the Disabled
Programs
11 12
Youth Violence Prevention Foundation
Network Making for Youth Human Rights Improvement
12
18
Korea Fostering Teacher Association
Family Welfare Support & Fostering Example Sharing and Fostering Practitioners Training for Community Networking
15
15
Haenam Youngnam Gong-Bu Bang
Hope Search for the End of Land
11
Elliel Hill
Social Welfare Trip in White Land (Ski Resort)
10
10
2001 beneficiaries : 20 teams / 231 people / 34,838,000 KRW Beneficiaries
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Seoul Sungdong Sungdong Welfare Workers Network in Namdo Rehabilitation Support Facility
15
Emao In-House Elderly Center Leadership Training for Field Social Workers
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2002 beneficiaries : 16 teams / 152 people / 33,567,000 KRW Members
Beneficiaries
Programs
Members
National Lay Off & Homeless Counterplan Association
Let’s Go, You and Me, To a Broader World
12
Health Solidarity
Network Set Up Training for Community Health & Medical Activists
8
Jangam General Social Welfare Center
Euijeongbu City Welfare Association Creation
15
Nak Gol Children’s Gong-Bu Bang
Field Visiting and Exchange for Poor Children’s Education in Philippines
8
Sunflower Shelter
Jeju Island Facility Study Visit and Culture Benchmarking
11
Training for Network Making of Sihung Community Teachers
15
Sharing Community Welfare Missionary Center
Solidarity Way Finding for Win Welfare
Fountain Gong-Bu Bang
Hye Jung Won Disabled Work Rehabilitation
Training program of Social Welfare Facility Project Operation and Professionalism Experience in Hukuoka
6
Social Psycho Drama Research Association
Social Pshychology used in the Social Welfare Field Information Exchange and Group Experience about Self Control Methods
8
Jungrib Association Center
Retreat & Devotion of Korean and Japanese Disability Activist
8
Eden Disabled General Welfare Center
Community Social Welfare Practitioners Network Set Up and Stabilization
10
Cardin Youth Counseling Center
Hope Sharing Together
General Social Welfare Center, Annex to Chungang University
Training for Organizing & Activating Branch through School Social Worker’s Solidarity
15
Ahn Min Gong-Bu Bang
Meeting & Sharing Event of Gong-Bu Bang Teachers & Welfare Workers for Improving Ahnyang Manan-gu Community Children’s Welfare
11
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10
Banpo General Social Welfare Training for Networking and Empowerment of Mentally Disabled Center Work Rehabilitation Practitioners Seocho Resocializing Facility
11
Elliel Hill
Leaving Joy and Together Network
10
Belly Ground Gong-Bu Bang
Philippines Field Visiting and Relation Reinforcement of Practitioners through Rest & Recharge
Mil Al Gong-Bu Bang
Seminar to Prepare Kyungnam Gong-Bu Bang Association Activating Methods
13
Catholic Church Seoul Parish Poor People’s Service Committee
Human Network Set Up for Health & Medical Project Activating
12
Incheon Gong-Bu Bang Association
Gong-Bu Bang Vision Creation Workshop through Mental Training
15
Daegu Municipal Hope Center
Empowerment for Mentally Disabled Community
Worthy House
Power Giving and Taking through Solidarity and Sharing
Sungnam Food Sharing Bank
Woman Leader Workshop
7
Involvement Autonomy Sharing Community Kwangjin Residents Solidarity
Exchange, Understanding and Community Movement Vision Creation of Community Movement Activist
15
Jeon Shil No Hyeob
Korea & Japan Exchange Association for New Civil Movement Search for Homeless
11
Sunchun General Welfare Center for the Disabled
Motivation Activation program for Self Development of Welfare Workers for the Disabled in Rural Communities
9
Social Welfare Foundation Blessing’s House
Sorok Island Trip
6
Bangah Village General Social Vision Sharing for Community Welfare Development of Welfare Center Dobong-gu Welfare & Civil Organization Activist
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2004 beneficiaries : 12 teams / 113 people / 22.600.000 KRW Beneficiaries
2003 beneficiaries : 14 teams / 132 people / 27,609,000 KRW Beneficiaries
Programs
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Members
Programs
Members
Pum Youth Culture Community
Vision Sharing for Community Welfare Development of Kangbuk-gu Welfare & Civil Organization Activists
10
Human Love Yangcheon Independent Living Center for the Disabled
To Catch a Whale, Symbol in the Heart
12
Kuri City General Welfare Center for the Disabled
Study Visit of Facility for the Disabled and Rehabilitation Program Field Practice to U.S.A.
Heart’s Stump
Hope Sharing program for Information Exchange and Cooperative Project of Mental Health Workers & Practitioners
5
Canaan Welfare Mission Center
Going Out for Relation Building of Pyeongtek Community Children’s Center Association and Finding Activating Methods for Association Reinforcement
8
Ahn Min Gong-Bu Bang
Event in Sea of Winter
7
Good Meeting Children Library
Dreams and Hope to Children through Rest & Recharge of Practitioners
6
Daejun Unemployment Recovering Civil Solidarity Rising People
Nam Do Trip with Story
15
Namwon Social Welfare Center
Community Residents Empowerment through Community Organization Activity in Philippines
6
Ahnsan Disabled General Welfare Center
A way towards Integration - Our Search Trip with Eoi Do
11
Jungrib Association Center
Ahnyang Jun-Jin-Sang Welfare Center
Practitioner Training for Network Set Up and Work & Capability Enforcement of Assistant Service Coordinators of the Severely Disabled
Hwa Tong
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Stewardship and Sharing Volunteering Association for the Disabled
Understanding of Social Integration Paradigm for the Disabled in Japan and Field Experience of Independent Living of the Disabled & Resource Exchange Net in the Community
Korea School Social Welfare Activists Association
School Social Worker Empowerment Program for Student Welfare Realization
6
St. Miguel General Social Welfare Center
12
Jeonbuk Cart Volunteering Association for the Disabled
Network Set Up Social Workers Workshop for program development to improve Mobility Rights of the Disabled
Information Sharing for Effective Welfare Service Development in the Community and Alliance Reinforcement of Chung-gu Social Welfare Practitioners
Kimje Social Welfare Center
Feminist Fortress Set Up
10
Sunrin Work Activity Center
Strategic Alliance of the Sword Traditional Work Rehabilitation Workers for Work Rehabilitation of the Disabled
8
Nambu Education Center
Field Benchmarking and Exchange of Nongovernmental Community Education in the Philippines
Weol Kok Gong-Bu Bang
Hope Creation for Better Nanri Good
7
Mokpo Volunteer Association Welfare for the Disabled, We Can Make It.
10
12
14
6
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Rest&Recharge Program for Social Work Practitioners A Message of Thanks Rest is a new creation and preparation for a new practice. People working in the community have their own hopes but it’s difficult to find opportunity for our own growth and development. Sometimes, when we feel it’s really hard to continue, we wish for refreshment. Kids&Future’s Rest&Recharge Program for Social Work Practitioners is a program like a ray of light, providing social workers just such a chance. Usually, donations are only for children and youth, not for social workers. Thus, sometimes we can see facilities fattening but practitioners slimming. I have been forming education sharing networks in the community with school dropouts, illiterate adults and foreign female migrant workers who have been playing important roles in Korean society. In the latter part of 2004, we went to community social education fields in the Philippines. Kids&Future’s support was like a jump-start, more than just a grant.
When we first went there and collected various materials in English for several community education sites, we put more priority on rest than recharge, thinking ‘What could be different overseas? Surely not too much… since we educate in Korea, the methods and philosophy that suit Korea should be within the country.’ However, our actual experience far exceeded our expectations. Though it was a busy schedule to visit two places in a day, we met people who gathered to make hope under more severe situations than those we were familiar with and were surprised to see more diverse facilities and methods than in Korea. Some places have an even deeper educational philosophy. Various ways-starting from poor people’s lives, educating them and embedding their thoughts and deeds into community educational programs-motivated us more
General
ary -Soo Secret Kim Han Nambu Education Center
than anything. It was too short, yet a very precious opportunity. We rested but the rest was one that includes great effort. I hope this project can be given to more and more facilities so that they also can feel ‘We rested well. We were refreshed. We must rise again.’
Seoul Nambu Education Center provides educational programs for poor people in low income residential communities.
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Daum Cultural Event Support Program Hope Creation through Getting Along, Sharing and Joy Me, my friends, neighbors and our generation`:`our culture of getting along together has been disappearing. Cultural events that youth, the disabled and other disadvantaged people enjoying together can hardly be found. Daum Youth Cultural Event Support Program has supported places to make hope through culture in the community. It provides one-stop service including planning, implementation, evaluation and future plans. From 2003, Daum Communications has been in full support of Kids&Future on the theme of ‘Getting Along, Sharing and Joy’.
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Daum Youth Cultural Event Support Program beneficiaries and grant amounts (2001~2004)
2001 beneficiaries, grant total : 40,000,000 KRW Beneficiaries
Events
Kyungahn Shin Yuk Won
Fun Art Event through Recreation and Culture Activity of Facility Residents
Kimje Social Welfare Center
2001 Kimje Youth Culture Festival
Daejun Youth Education Culture Community
The 7th Youth Culture Event
Byungyoung Youth Welfare Center
Youth Eo Ul Ma Dang
Seoul Community Gong-Bu Bang Association
Cultural Event for Poor Children & Youth 2001 ‘Open Your Dreams’
Sungbuk Welfare Association
Youth’s Own Culture Festival ‘Nan Ri Good’
Sihung Gong-Bu Bang Association
‘We Need Hope’ Sihung Community Cultural Event for Poor Youth
Ahnsan Foreign Workers’ Center
Foreign Workers’ Culture Art Event - We Love Ahnsan
Elliel Hill
Eo Ul Ma Dang 2001
Jangahn General Social Welfare Center
Student Alliance between the Disabled and the Non-Disabled Festival for Community Integration
Disabled Women’s Culture Community
Alternative Culture Festival Event for Disabled Youth - ‘Our World that We Make, Play and Turn Around’
Chunghak-dong Gong-Bu Bang ‘Ever Green Classroom’, Annex to Incheon Solidarity Training Branch towards Peace and Involvement
Good Neighbors Creation with Poor Children, Elderly with Solitary Life
2002 beneficiaries, grant total : 24,265,000 KRW
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Beneficiaries
Events
Elliel Hill
Small Music Association with Youth Volunteers
Sungdong Hope Sharing
Our Community’s Hidden Story (The 1st Sungsoo-dong Youth Art Culture Event)
Jangahn General Social Welfare Center
Student Alliance between the Disabled and the Non-Disabled Festival for Community Integration
Sungbuk Welfare Association
Eo Ul Ma Dang of Youth and Sungbuk Residents ‘Nan Ri Good’
Jeju Island General Welfare Center for the Disabled
Disabled Culture Event
International Children Rehabilitation Center
Grand Festival of Folk Play Event with Disabled Youth, Non-Disabled Youth and Community Residents
2003 beneficiaries, grant total : 30,000,000 KRW Beneficiaries
Events
Sharing People / House of Good Son Culture
3rd Generation Culture Festival
Jangahn General Social Welfare Center
Student Alliance Festival between the Disabled and the Non-Disabled for Community Integration (Culture Festival of Youth in Special Class in the 3rd Eastern Community)
Tum Sae
What Are You Doing? Clap Your Hands for Clumsiness
Performance Semi-Underground
Songrim-dong Art Essay Empty Yard Festival
Elliel Hill
Culture Festival with Youth and the Disabled ‘The 2nd You and I’
2004 beneficiaries, grant total : 42,000,000 KRW Beneficiaries
Events
Performance Semi-Underground
Songrim-dong Art Essay Empty Yard Festival 2004 ‘Draw Story of Pine Tree Wood on Disappearing Empty House’
Elliel Hill
‘3rd You and I’ Culture Festival with Youth and the Disabled
Chungju YWCA, Jinju YWCA
Nanzzang Festival of Youth and Community Residents Together to Celebrate Student’s Day
Tum Sae Youth Study Culture Community
2nd Tum Sae Culture Festival ‘Soaring for a New Start’
Busan Brain Disease Welfare Center
Eo Ul Ma Dang with the Disabled with Brain Disease and Community Residents ‘Tumbler Festival’
Children Library Reading Mothers and Reading Children
3rd Getting Along Festival ‘Play with Me’
Community Children Center Mt. Jiri Peace Church
Grand Festival of Folk Play Event with Disabled Youth, Non-Disabled Youth and Community Residents
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Daum Youth Cultural Event Support Program A Message of Thanks Clap Your Hands for Amateur Motion Ah ha! When I think of Kids&Future, I smile. Kids&Future’s Daum Youth Cultural Event Support Project enabled Tum Sae (Gap-The small world that is seen through the Gap is beautiful), a small organization consisting of university students, to open a community youth cultural event. There were interesting stories when we were selected. When we were selected, we were really happy, as if we had won the whole world. We only had our passion and youthfulness, not knowing anything about sharing, welfare or youth culture, just knowing that we could not waste our lives. We just wanted to help disadvantaged youth in their study and cultural environment. Some people thought us too focused, yet for us, a new world opened;this is how Tum Sae Culture Festival was started. It was not easy, but a pleasant procedure, as only children and university students made our own efforts for a large scale festival over more than 150 days before we stood on stage for the first time! The 1st
Tum Sae Culture Festival ‘What Are You Doing? Clap Your Hands for Amateur Motion’ was launched at the 2,000-seat Grand Hall of Daegu Kyungbuk University, usually reserved for big concerts of famous stars, with our hope it could be children’s wish and dream. In 2004, Daum Youth Cultural Event Support also helped us to put on the Fusion Musical Performance with the theme of ‘Soaring for a New Start’ in Daegu Community, transforming the Tum Sae Culture Festival into a youth cultural event for their dreams and future. We gained confidence that we can stand on our own feet in the world. Several days later, we received comments and thanks from an Education Welfare government official at the City Education Office. The sounds of applause and excitement from the audience are still vivid. The most important lesson is that with our vision and dreams we really were able to soar through our event. Cheers of classmate, and applause of
Yoon Jin-Ho
Tum Sae
parents gave us encouragement to participate once again! We have gained and felt more than what we had expected in the 1st and 2nd events. Because we had to take mid-term exams in the middle of the event preparation period, we worried a lot, but in fact, our exam results got better. Our body has many parts：arms, legs, eyes, ears, a mouth and etc. As those parts comprise our body as a human, the character and talents of every human comprise society. We wish on 2005’s star for a society where nobody is left behind just because he or she is different.
Tum Sae (Gap-The small world that is seen through the Gap is beautiful) is a small organization consisting of university students helping disadvantaged youth by support study and cultural experience.
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General Social Welfare Support Project Besides support for long term projects, Kids&Future also supports various projects like crisis intervention, social welfare gap reduction support and planning projects with positive goals by incorporating social issue and interests. This General Social Welfare Support has kept the embers of hope burning in gaps within small or large social welfare organizations.
Support Project by Facility and Amount of Support
6,000,000
Korea Civil Action Information Training Center:The 30th Anniversary of Korea Civil Action Workshop
7,900,000
Scraps Love Sharing Association: The 10th Scraps of Love Culture Festival
6,000,000
Civil Coalition to Open Welfare World: Community Welfare Network Project to make Chunahn a Good City to Live In
5,048,000
3,000,000
Korea Woman Organization Alliance :National Women Activists Event for Women and Children Support
5,000,000
School Social Welfare Association: School Social Welfare Activist Training Support
5,000,000
4,000,000
Korea Youth Shelter Association :Korea Youth Shelter Association Launching and Homepage Set Up Expense Support
8,000,000
Eo Ul Ma Dang for the Disabled Preparation Committee:2000 Eo Ul Ma Dang for the Disabled Support
4,500,000
Civil Action Together:Internet Civil School Youth Seminar program and Homepage Creation Support
8,700,000
Chungchun/Sankok Village Dano Festival Preparation Committee :Chungchun/Sankok Village Festival Event Expense
4,000,000
Kuro Health Welfare Center:Children and Youth from Low Income Families Health Support Project
4,420,000
North Korea Human Rights Civil Alliance: ‘Hankeoreh Summer School’ for Social Adaptation of North 4,600,000 Korean Refugee Youth
Crisis Intervention Support
National Children and Youth Group Home Association Preparation Committee: ‘Public Hearing Association for Group Home Enactment’ Launch Support
Sungbuk Welfare Association:Youth Self Action Culture Festival ‘Nan Ri Good 2’ Support
Social Welfare Program Research Development
Social Welfare Organization Support
Good Teacher Movement: One-to-one matching project between disadvantaged children and teachers
Survey & Research of Shelter, Group Home and Gong-Bu Bang and their Methods of Children Care Venture Companies Corporate Philanthropy Activity Research and Social Involvement Activation Methods Research Runaway Youth Research and Counseling Example Research Research about Children Care Condition & Care Method Development (Group Home related)
Korea Leukemia & Children’s Cancer Association Crisis Operation Fund Support
20,000,000
Winter Goods Support to Villages in Maritime Province of Siberia
4,065,047
Cultural Event for Disadvantaged Children and Youth Support ‘2000 Min Dul Re Chorus, Now, Let’s Smile.’ Kangwon Province No Kok Gong-Bu Bang: Reconstruction of No Kok Gong-Bu Bang Destroyed by Typhoon Rusa
52,860,000
6,000,000
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Designated Fund and Independent Fund Project The Designated Fund and Independent Fund Project offers sustainable involvement structures to the welfare field by mobilizing close help relationships with donors eliminating ineffectiveness that could happen in their own project implementation or foundation set up & management. This is a purpose-oriented fund that can be formed by a company or an organization. Names of Funds
Support Contents
Fund Distributed
Designated Donation for Gong-Bu Bang support program by Nokia Korea
2003
Designated Donation by Daum Communications as Crisis Intervention Support for Gong-Bu Bangs and community nongovernmental welfare organizations stricken by Typhoon Maemi
Kum Tul School Creation
2002.05~2002.12
Designated Donation to set up alternative school ‘Kum Tul School’ by LKFS, BEP, Kookmin Investment Fund, Lee Tae-Ryong, Lee Seung-Hyun, Law Office Daeryuk, Trigem Computer, Isu Chemical, IM Investment, Korea Information Technology, AD Web International, Visco.
18,502,000
Gong-Bu Bang Teacher Support
2002.02~2002.08
1 Million KRW monthly designated donation, by Locus to Seoul Community Gong-Bu Bang Association for Gong-Bu Bang work teacher counseling and improving therapy competence
7,000,000
Learning Network
2001.08~2003
Designated donation to Korea Children and Youth Group Home Association, Korea Youth Shelter Association, Shelter Association by Baewoom.com, Han Jeon Ki Kong and Korea Water Resource Corporation
Love Sharing Support Association
2001.12 ~2005.03 Present
Fund for Group Home for the Disabled, ‘Warm House’ in Asan, Chungnam Province for construction & operation by Leaders Coalition. Shin Young-Soo, Professor of Business Administration Dept. of Yonsei University is Chairman.
Love Music People Association
2003.05 ~2005.03 Present
Scholarship Fund for four children of used-goods-selling families by coalition that Shin Bong-Ae, Professor of Music School, Yonsei University leads as Chairwoman
Civil School ‘Good Citizen’
2002.06~2002.11
Designated donation by Humax for Internet Civil School ‘Good Citizen’
Lee Jae-Woong & Hwang Hyun-Jeong Fund
2002.06
Monthly 250,000 KRW designated donation from wedding gift by Lee Jae-Woon (Daum Communications CEO) and Hwang Hyun-Jeong (broadcaster, Kids&Future PR Ambassador) for the Brothers and the Sisters of Low Income Families
Lee Hye-Won
2002
500,000 KRW designated donation by Lee Hye-Won, Professor of Anglican Association University for Dream Tree Gong-Bu Bang
IT Support Project
2000~2004
Designated donation by Virtualtek for PC purchasing support for IT training
Youth IT manual Creation
2003
Designated donation for iTER Youth IT support project, International Cooperative Project by Daum Foundation for iTER Manual Publication
15,000,000
Handy Soft ‘Convenient Facility for Support of the Disabled’
2000.11
Designated donation by Handy Soft for convenient facility provision for disabled community helpers
10,000,000
Hwang Hyun-Jeong, Standing Alone Scholarship
2003.11 ~2005.03 Present
Designated donation by Hwang Hyun-Jeong (broadcaster, Kids&Future PR Ambassador) of her commercial guarantee to support six group home children for scholarships
15,420,980
Beautiful Year-End Party with CJ
2003
Year-end party expense support by CJ for Gong-Bu Bang Children
22,000,000
ISP Sa Woo Association ‘Over the Mountain’
2003
Fund by ISP as individual support for disadvantaged children and youth
KTB
2000.04
Designated donation by KTB to Seoul Community Food Sharing Movement Association for supporting poorly-fed children Designated donation by KTB to Our Race Helping Movement HQ for medicine support to children Designated donation for Gwanak Work Rehabilitation Center for the Disabled by KTB
n-club ‘Smile Fund’
2000.12~Present
Support Fund by KTB employees and member companies, living expense support to seven children from broken families
27,624,100
2003.06~2004.10
Fund for Children from Low Income Families by Social Leader Coalition Association to support living expenses of five children
10,164,810
Gong-Bu Bang Crisis Recovery
O-Society
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Period 2003
Gong-Bu Bang Hope Organization
25,000,000 6,077,700
14,500,000 331,000,000 8,985,590 22,000,000 3,000,000 500,000 119,791,450
3,000,000 100,000,000 150,000,000 500,000,000
Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program improves life skills of children and youth. ‘Make A Connection’ is a worldwide long-term partnership program between the International Youth Foundation and Nokia. Kids&Future is involved in it with the Gong-Bu Bang Support Program. From 2002, this Program has supported 38 Gong-Bu Bangs nationwide improving study competence, emotional stability, confidence, human relationships and communication competence of Gong-Bu Bang children and youth. The Gong-Bu Bang Support Program provides an organized program to improve life skills of Gong-Bu Bang children and youth. Through professional supervision, it has reinforced practitioner’s professionalism. Especially, in 2004, a Gong-Bu Bang-Community Children Center manual for all Gong-Bu Bangs in Korea has been published and distributed.
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Make A Connection In early 2000, the International Youth Foundation and Nokia set up a partnership to realize common value by starting a youth support program to change youth and give substantial help, called Make A Connection. This program provides chances to make connections between family, friends, community and beyond to youth around the world through the International Youth Foundation (IYF) and Nokia. Make A Connection has improved the lives of thousands of youth around the world from its launch in April 2000. Currently, this Kids&Future program exists in 20 countries, including Korea, Brazil, China, Germany, Mexico, Poland, South Africa and UK. Each program in each country with the ultimate theme of Make A Connection has shown youth in each country what they really need by making youth support programs which can give substantial help to youth. In the future, the International Youth Foundation and Nokia will expand Make A Connection to many other countries. Nokia has not only provided financial support for Make A Connection but also have been involved in implementation of the program. So far, Nokia has invested more than 10 million USD into the Make A Connection program and management of Nokia has provided support in each country to choose its own localized program. Also, Nokia employees have participated as volunteers of the Make A Connection program in each country. The International Youth Foundation, a youth advocate organization, is one of the largest such organizations in the world. IYF’s worldwide partners are renowned children & youth welfare professional facilities in each country. They have developed and supported the most effective programs for today’s youth.
www.makeaconnection.org
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Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program Partner Organizations
Number
Organizations
Programs
Fund Distributed
1
Daejeon Sungnam Gong-Bu Bang
Cultural Experience Program to Improve Confidence and Creativity for Children and Youth of Low Income Families
14,000,000
2
Together Love After School Classroom
Cultural Experience for Children and Youth of Low Income Families
15,030,000
3
Open Culture Classroom
Free After School Counseling Project for Children and Youth of Low Income Families
9,540,000
4
Sunshine Bluebird After School Classroom
Support Activity to Cultivate Positive Self Identity by Decreasing Psychological and Social Devastation
9,580,000
5
Kyesan Jangyun Gong-Bu Bang
After School for Children of Low Income Rural Families
8,600,000
6
Social Training Center Working People
Gong-Bu Bang program Operation Expense Support for Children of Laid Off & Low Income Rural Families
13,670,000
7
Sharing Regional Welfare Mission Center
Club Activity and Culture Trip
13,000,000
8
Dasom Fun House
Cultural Activity/Self-Confidence/ Emotional Stability Therapy Program for Creative Thinking
14,000,000
9
Ahn Min Gong-Bu Bang
Special Class (Angel Class) Operation Project to Improve Emotional Disability, Study of Incompetence and Maladaptation in School of Children from At Risk Families in Ahnyang Community
13,640,000
10
Canaan Welfare Mission Center
Family Camp Mixing with Play Therapy
11
Bit Doen Gong-Bu Bang
Children Culture Art Experience School
12
Nal Moi Gong-Bu Bang
Confidence Improving Program for Children of Low Income Rural Families
13,320,000
13
Mil Al Gong-Bu Bang
Community Children Center Program for Children and Youth of Low Income Rural Broken Families
13,300,000
14
Open Society, Annex to Jinjoo Civil Association
Project Expense for Summer Camp and Family Cultural Experience
15
Fun Gong-Bu Bang Anglican Bansongdong Sharing House
Emotion Healing Program through Tea Etiquette Education
16
Hope Sharing House
Culture and Life Education Program for Children of Broken and Both Parents Working Families
17
Eo Ul Lim Gong-Bu Bang
Cultural Activity for Emotional Stability and Improving Creativity
13,990,000
18
Children Gong-Bu Bang, Annex to Yeosoo Open Church
Hope and Future for Disadvantaged Children
13,670,000
19
Min Deul Le Gong-Bu Bang
Min Deul Le Gong-Bu Bang General Operation Project
20
Green School with Dream
Program for Emotional Pshychology Stabilization for Children from Poor & Single Parent Families
9,500,000 9,500,000
9,302,000
12,345,000 9,235,000
9,620,000 14,050,000
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Number
Organizations
Programs
21
Sharing Gong-Bu Bang
School Life Assistance and Family Function Reinforcement through School Meal and After School Counseling for Poorly Fed Children of Poor Broken Families
14,602,000
22
Doori Hana Gong-Bu Bang
‘Fun Open Class’ with Children in Low Income Families in the Community
14,564,000
23
Sat Byul Gong-Bu Bang
Sat Byul Gong-Bu Bang’s Art and History Class for Children and Youth
13,000,000
24
Songpa Dream Tree School
Emotional Stability Program for Children and Youth of Poor Broken Families in Songpa-gu
13,940,000
25
Weol Kok Gong-Bu Bang
Weol Kok Gong-Bu Bang After School for Children and Youth in Weol Kok-dong 88 Community
14,536,000
26
Green Classroom
Drama Therapy program
10,990,000
27
Shin Myung Na Nun Village
Gong-Bu Bang Program for Children of Low Income Families in Industrial Town Communities
28
Little School inside the Village (ex Open Homework Class)
Emotional Stability and Basic Study Competence Improving for Children in Low Income Families and Single Parent Families Activity Program Development and Implementation for Growth Achievement
10,166,600
29
Zelcova Gong-Bu Bang
‘Character Building Program’ to improve Basic Education Competence and Potential of Children from Low Income Families
14,218,000
30
Children Gong-Bu Bang, Annex to Buchun Civil Association
Fun Trip to Find Myself
13,568,000
31
Daybreak Gong-Bu Bang, Annex to Daybreak Church
Culture & Education Activity Program Including Mind Study and Thinking Ability Development for Confidence Improvement
13,178,000
32
Shipjung-dong Residents Project Center Hatnim Bang
Cultural Activity and Employment Assistance Support for Gong-Bu Bang Children and Youth of Low Income Families
13,848,000
33
Oh Sun Do Sun Gong-Bu Bang
Pottery Art and Mount & Rock Climbing Activity to Build Psychological Stabilization and Self Control Competence for Gong-Bu Bang Children and Youth
12,850,000
34
Incheon Association towards Peace and Involvement Evergreen Classroom, Annex to Yeonsu Branch
Chunghak-dong, Beautiful Village School Creation
10,084,000
35
Bongjunglee Dream School
2003 Bongjunglee Dream School Gong-Bu Bang Project
36
No Kok Gong-Bu Bang
Gong-Bu Bang Program Operation Expense Support
37
Wonju Sharing House Hat Sal Gong-Bu Bang
Cultural Experience Activity and Camp
3,220,000
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Sung Ter Gong-Bu Bang
Youth Gong-Bu Bang Operation Expense Support
3,976,000
Total
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Fund Distributed
6,000,000
8,461,000 13,488,000
443,581,600
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Love Gong-Bu Bang `Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting held since 2002 is a gathering of Gong-Bu Bang practitioners and workers to share lively and interesting news. Once a year, in a natural environment with beautiful scenery which lets them rest and recharge, they enjoy freedom with other Gong-Bu Bang colleagues nationwide and share information on best practices and program activities. This annual meeting reinforces the national network of 38 Gong-Bu Bangs to give positive strength to each other.
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Gong-Bu Bang Supervision Meeting
During Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program, group supervision meetings were held with professionals to enable information sharing and cooperation among practitioners in the community together with evaluation about Gong-Bu Bang functions and programs. Supervision consists of programs to reinforce professionalism of Gong-Bu Bang practitioners and programs to solve various problems happening during project implementation.
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Gong-Bu Bang-Community Children Center Manual Publication and Workshop The Gong-Bu Bang-Community Children Center Manual has been used as a practical resource for Gong-Bu Bang practitioners, including various programs for children and for effective Gong-Bu Bang operation. Kids&Future distributes the Gong-Bu Bang-Community Children Center Manual on a nation scale and supports Gong-Bu Bang Manual’s practical usage by holding manual workshops. Also, an online manual will soon be published in the form of software.
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Gong-Bu Bang Support Program A Message of Thanks Hello! Congratulations of the 5th anniversary of Kids&Future. Fun Gong-Bu Bang is situated in Jinju, KyungSangNam Province. Fun Gong-Bu Bang has undertaken many programs with Kids&Future’s support for two years. We went on a Seoul excursion, watched movies and plays, made pottery, did yellow soil dyeing and went to a forest,‌. too many things to list here. Over the past two years we have happily done all the things that we wanted to do but could not normally do. The best was our Seoul excursion in the summer of 2003. We went to the 63 Building and to Seoul Land spending the most wonderful day. Again, thank you very much. I am sending the gratitude of our Gong-Bu Bang children. Paik Hye-Ri, Fun Gong-Bu Bang Head Teacher
Fun Gong-Bu Bang in Jinju, KyungSangNam Province has been taking part in the Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program.
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March 7, 2005 Dear uncles and aunts at Kid&Future. My name is Jung min-woo. I went to Seoul Land in 1st grade. Riding the ferry over water was the most scary ride but also the most exciting. Thank you for letting me have such a fun time. Now I am 3rd grade. I need to learn English and know how to multiply. My favorite time is the Traditional instrument class and snack time. When you come to city of Jinju, please visit Fun Gong-Bu Bang. Bye. Jung Min-Woo in Do-dong elementary school
Kids&Future is so delighted to read the messages of Jung Min-Woo.
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iTER Youth IT Support Project Touch your dream! iTER The iTER Project, in partnership with Lucent Technologies, International Youth Foundation (IYF) and Daum Foundation, has been building the hopes of youth as future IT professionals. iTER is the combination of the words IT+ER, which is an IT professional, a human who enjoys IT. Also, iTER in Korea means children’s playground. iTER is an IT support project to cultivate IT professional competence life skills for youth to live actively in the 21st century information communication technology era, eliminating the digital divide. During the past three years since 2002, over 100 youth monthly and a total of 3,600 youth have received IT education benefits through four welfare centers nationwide. Participating youth build on their dreams to be IT professionals through basic PC education, internet use, homepage creation, web design, and programming by matching their interests and competence.
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iTER Center iTER Kangseo iTER (Kayang 4 General Social Welfare Center)
Projects
iTER Annual Meeting
Fund(won)
Web Design, Web Master PC Repair Technician Computer Use Education Computer, Work Presentation Event Homepage Creation, Case Management Job Counseling and Support Education Professional Counseling, Job Path, Job Search IT Lecture, e-Mentoring
90,600,000
Sungsan iTER (Sungsan General Social Welfare Center)
Computer Use Education Hardware Class, Web Design Class Graphic Class, Animation Case Management, Job Counseling Professional Counseling, Job Path, Job Search IT Lecture, e-Mentoring
90,000,000
Haksan iTER (Haksan General Social Welfare Center)
Computer Use Education Certificate Professional Education Homepage Creation Club Job Path, Work Counseling, Volunteer Case Management, Information Surfing Contest e-Mentoring
60,739,200
Busong iTER (Busong General Social Welfare Center)
Computer Use Education, Graphics Class Social Pshychology Program Case Management, e-Mentoring
9,580,000
2002
Jeju Island / iTER 80 Youth iTER Activity Value Adding, Membership Reinforcement, Group Advertisement Creation Contest
2004
Kangwon Province Pyongchang / iTER 116 Youth Ski program / IT Related Simulation Company Set Up / Company Advertisement Creation
2005
Future of Youth Search program Kangwon Province Sokcho / iTER 83 Youth Mt. Keumkang Trip / IT Club Work Presentation
Total 298,928,600
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iTER Manual Publication and Workshop An IT education manual has been published and a workshop has been held for practitioners to help youth acquire various skills and cultivate them as subjective information producers. Having thus gone beyond the traditional IT education which deals only in simple technical skills, they can cope better with the digital age. The iTER manual has been published and distributed by Kids&Future with cooperative support from Lucent Technologies, International Youth Foundation and Daum Foundation.
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e-Mentoring The Daum Foundation and Daum Communications support disadvantaged youth interested in IT with e-Mentoring projects at four iTER Centers, to share the experience and wisdom of employees working in the front line of the IT industry. The e-Mentoring project matches one mentor and one mentee for programs including online counseling, online discussion and offline events, assisting the proper development of youth.
iTER Youth IT Support Project, A Message of Thanks iTER, our Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter The Story that Continues It’s been three years since iTER started in the summer of 2002 through the support of Kids&Future. Since iTER’s birthday is in the summer, it is celebrated with enthusiasm that resembles a summer fever. iTER’s beneficiaries come from youth of families below or slightly over the poverty line. They are excluded from parental care and various nongovernmental tutoring, which leaves them maladjusted in family and school or pessimistic about their future and themselves, studying at vocational high schools due to their low academic achievements. iTER has been designed to help these beneficiaries overcome the digital divide and prevent psychological social maladaptation when they become mature social members after high school graduation. iTER has been closer to them then any other friend or family member through computer training to eliminate the IT
gap, group programs to provide positive mental challenges to help overcome current emotional adversity, outing programs & camps to support harmonious human relationships and to solve the culture divide, youth club independence meetings to learn human relationship improvement and communication & problem solving abilities and case management for the family of each youth. When asked what iTER means to them, their answers are more than computer skills education. One student relates that somehow he has found personal transformation even though he does not know what it is exactly. Another student says her social character has been developed through the friends and teachers she met during iTER, and she built her own dream for the future. People usually determine their life attitude and future vision during their youth, and how they spend this period influences them significantly. They have to decide many things;this period is very
iTER
seo oung Kang Welfare Lee Sun-Y al Social Center) 4 Gener (Kayang
dynamic. Without the help of Kids&Future and its unique attention on youth which has supported them for three years, a rare long period in Korea, they might not have had the continuous care and timely intervention which have enabled them to decide on their job path and social direction. I express my sincere gratitude to iTER center and Kids&Future which together support youth vision and hopeful future. It feels like our hearts have passed through the winter and experienced a new spring and summer.
Kangseo iTER is a youth rehabilitation support center. It provides job search counseling and rehabilitation supports to youth of families below or slightly over the poverty line.
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Visteon Children & Youth Worker Training Program Practitioner Education for Professional Competence Improvement The Children&Youth Worker Training Program is a project that provides professionalism reinforcement training and continuous exchange among children and youth workers based on a varied and practical education curriculum for practitioners and workers in the social welfare field. This program has been undertaken with the support of global multinational company Visteon, Kids&Future and 40 nongovernmental organizations for children and youth nationwide. A total of five offline yearly professional education programs and monthly online professional supervision provide various solutions for challenges in welfare program practice field for children and youth.
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Education Program Contents Category
1st Education
2nd Education
3rd Education 4th Education 5th Education
Supervision Education
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Participating Facilities Nosong Gong-Bu Bang
Lime Village
Understanding Child Welfare Empowering Authority Counseling with the Angle of Strength Emphasis Understanding and Small Group Activity Program related with Group Dynamism for Small Group Activities of Children and Youth How to Write Proposals
Sky Baraki
Community Nal Moi Ter
Wish Gong-Bu Bang
Daejun Nazareth House
Han Woo Ri Gong-Bu Bang
Juahn Gong-Bu Bang
Understanding and Evaluation of Children’s Problems Understanding and Counseling about Children with Attention Disorder and Hyperactivity Understanding and Games about Children’s Maladjustment and Aggression Understanding of Poor Children and Interventions
Saerom Gong-Bu Bang
Open Gong-Bu Bang
Wonmi Gong-Bu Bang
Bluebird David Family
Youth Shelter Opening New Day
Together Love After School Class
Ahnsan Hanshin Youth Shelter
Fountain House
Art Therapy Understanding / Dancing & Movement Therapy Understanding Skills for Community Alliance Activity Communication Skills Education for Improving Child Counseling Competence Basic Skills Practice and Family Wellness Introduction
Nazharo Youth House
Hanul’s
Betel House
Kochuck-dong Meeting House
Yangji Sunshin Gong-Bu Bang
Another House
Education Contents
Siloam House
New Life Community Dream Place Gong-Bu Bang
Busan Community Children’s Center (New Day Fun House)
Sharing Gong-Bu Bang
Group Vision and Visiting Supervision
Children Gong-Bu Bang Annex to Buchun Civil Association Fun Gong-Bu Bang Community Children’s Center Mil Al Gong-Bu Bang
Sea’s Star Gong-Bu Bang Star Light Falling Village Mary’s House
Open Gong-Bu Bang
Bupyung Gong-Bu Bang
Esak House
Fountain Gong-Bu Bang
Community Children’s Center Hae Bom Gong-Bu Bang
Oh Sun Do Sun Gong-Bu Bang
Hae Nu Ri Gong-Bu Bang
Neo Rang Na Rang House
A Rum Du Ri Gong-Bu Bang
Junju Sharing Gong-Bu Bang
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Visteon Children & Youth Worker Training Program A Message of Thanks Finding things that I have not found in the field‌ Whenever I think of my past school days, meaningful and precious memories make me happy. When I found the 2004 nongovernmental children& youth worker leadership training program, I was in great difficulty from finding myself burned out and feeling my intelligence and effectiveness draining away. Doubts about my dreams, that my ideal of social welfare might be just a fantasy, had built up to discourage me after ten years working in a nongovernmental juvenile delinquency facility. It was not easy to find the time but my courage drove me to participate in the program, believing that I needed something to fill a void within. In the first day of the first course, I felt my spirit lifted to see the cleanliness and magnificence of the venue. The bright
smiles and kindness of the staff shifted my mental burden to my colleagues in the facility who had to work harder to fill my absence. In each session, respected social welfare professionals gave suggestions that can be helpful to solve everyday challenges in the field more easily and strategically. They opened my vision and strengthened my heart with encouragement. The enthusiastic lectures of the professors taught me a lot. Another big gift that I received was my experience in the evenings, sharing with classmates who have devoted their lives in each region nationwide. Those conversations gave me a chance to rekindle my faded passion towards my dream, and to feel I am not alone.
Hoon Han Sang- h House Yout Nazharo
with enthusiasm, our supervisor, Prof. Park In-Sun, Kids&Future and Visteon for providing such good education opportunities to the people working to filling up the gaps which exist in the society.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the professors who taught us Nazharo Youth House is a shelter for youth harmed by society or family.
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Youth Global Biz Mind Project, ‘BizWorld Program’ What’s the BizWorld program? The BizWorld program is a financial education program for children to foster their entrepreneurial spirit and teach business basics and financial management through a form of entrepreneurship simulation. This was invented by Tim Draper (Draper Fisher Jurveston ePlanet CEO), a venture capitalist in Silicon Valley. CA ten years ago in response to his daughter’s questions about his work. In 1997, BizWorld Foundation was founded in California and has distributed this program throughout the U.S.A., and to the Netherlands, Australia, Germany, Canada, Singapore, South Africa and Lebanon, including Kids&Future. A total of 65,000 children worldwide have received this education.
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Project Purpose
Youth Global Business Mind Cultivation
Upgrading Volunteer Activation and Financial Thinking
Corporate Philanthropy Activity PR
BizWorld Foundation help youth to acquire
It also upgrades the financial thinking of
Corporate philanthropy activity about
financial concepts and to build thinking
volunteers through volunteer centers
children & youth financial education
competence through the BizWorld business
nationwide and volunteer involvement of
information is available through Corporation
set up education simulation kit developed
BizWorld education students’ parents.
PR within the BizWorld program kit and
and distributed by the BizWorld Foundation
program education through corporate employee volunteers.
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Project Curriculum
BizWorld Curriculum has been tested in six countries, including the U.S.A., through the education program implementation. The Curriculum Development Team of the Ivitt Research Center, a financial education professional development facility, localizes the education course to fit the Korean environment.
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Class 1 - 2 Hours
Class 2 - 2 Hours
Class 3 - 2 Hours
Class 4 - 2 Hours
BizWorld 1 Design day
BizWorld 2 Manufacturing Day
BizWorld 3 Market Day
BizWorld 4 Finance Day
What’s Business?: Concept Understanding Establishing TeamWork: Activity for Effective Team Organization
Product Manufacturing: Raw Material Distribution → Product Creation (Bracelet)
Role Decision: Role Decision within Project Team
Concept Study about Role Responsibility Pricing Decision (Cost Concept Study )
Attracting Investment: Plan to Appeal to Venture Investors Products PR: Marketing Campaign Preparation Market Research: Consumer Invitation → Purchase Decision through Commercial Advertising
Elementary Students
Middle School Students
Total 8 Hours : 2 Hours x 4 Classes Basic Experience Course Variation of items including bracelet, rubber, clay, etc. Composition of Stock Education Purpose Curriculum
Total 10 Hours :2 Hours x 5 Classes Intermediary Experience Course Stock Education Curriculum Reinforcement Organization of Financial and Entrepreneurial Spirit and Leadership
Market Share Result Discussion Result Settlement Prizes by category
We would like to express our sincere gratitude for donors who have helped Kids&Future with love and sharing throughout Kids&Future’s fifth year.
Kids&Future 2000~2004 Operation Reporting
Support Fund Collection Details (2000~2004) Income Details by Kind-Total Income 10,128,039,644 KRW
63%
Corporation Support Fund
6,251,347,606
5%
Individual Support Fund
536,689,753
1%
One Meal Hope Raising
133,759,595
1%
Fundraising Events
102,392,390
11%
International Foundation
8%
FundDonations of Product
0%
Donations of Stock
11%
Basic Assets Interest Profit Other Income
1,137,919,768 802,116,532 7,000,000 1,148,367,000 8,447,000
Expenditure Details by Kind-Total Expenditure 9,424,395,644 KRW
50
32%
Basic Assets
3,000,000,000
34%
Project (Domestic Alliance)
3,319,155,112
11%
Project (International Alliance)
1,000,872,000
10%
Employment Assistance
947,121,000
4%
Operations
355,131,000
9%
Donations of Product
802,116,532
Support Fund Distribution Details (2000~2004) Project (Domestic Alliance) Distribution Details-Total Distribution Amount 3,319,155,112 KRW
27%
Sharing Support
897,055,000
5%
Rest & Recharge Support
150,134,000
3%
Cultural Event Support
6%
Fundraising PR
187,130,000
4%
IT Support
119,791,000
44%
General Social Welfare Support
11%
Designate Fund Operation
82,776,000
1,507,845,112 374,424,000
Project (International Alliance) Distribution Details-Total Distribution Amount 1,000,872,000 KRW
54%
Make A Connection Gong-Bu Bang Support Program
544,020,000
42%
iTER Youth IT Support Project
419,292,000
4%
Visteon Children & Youth Worker Training Program
37,560,000
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5 Year Project Financial Reporting (as of the end of December 2004) Category Income
Donation Income
General Donations Donation Products Designated Donations Donation Stocks Sub Total
Interest and
Interest Income
Others
Other Income Sub Total Total
2001
2002
2003
2004
Total
65,901
127,455
129,507
93,368
2,343,203
46,866
13,380
668,910
7,177
65,783
802,116
3,860,000
55,701
840,526
639,118
423,560
5,818,905
–
7,000
–
–
–
7,000
5,833,838
141,982
1,636,891
775,802
582,711
8,971,224
42,881
380,750
313,240
195,115
216,381
1,148,367
–
502
–
545
7,400
8,447
42,881
381,252
313,240
195,660
223,781
1,156,814
5,876,719
523,234
1,950,131
971,462
806,492
10,128,038
201,233
285,286
217,819
100,967
91,750
897,055
Ex-
General Projects
Sharing with Neighbors Project
penditures
Children and
Youth Fostering & Cultivation Project
52,861
40,971
28,683
–
–
122,515
Youth Projects
Advanced Example Research
12,656
–
7,532
–
–
20,188
Cultural Event Support
–
–
–
35,678
47,098
82,776
International Exchange Alliance Project
–
–
–
4,554
12,925
17,479
30,145
15,365
–
12,850
–
58,360
296,895
341,622
254,034
154,049
151,773
1,198,373
Children Welfare and Other Supports Sub Total Social Welfare
Internet Social Welfare Project
32,589
33,308
13,523
5,299
–
84,719
General Projects
Rest & Recharge Support Project
22,315
37,768
35,150
28,199
26,702
150,134
Social Welfare Organization Support
33,229
27,023
11,173
–
1,000
72,425
Crisis Intervention
24,082
–
4,142
–
–
28,224
Program Development Research
17,910
24,251
15,205
6,205
–
63,571
130,125
122,350
79,193
39,703
27,702
399,073
Video Creation
25,020
13,986
12,000
1,200
–
52,206
Records Creation
15,595
–
11,534
12,323
18,727
58,179
Gratitude/Support Events
17,489
–
10,975
17,729
–
46,193
Fundraising Development
–
–
14,985
5,348
4,118
24,451
External Fundraising Support Event
–
–
6,101
–
–
6,101
58,104
13,986
55,595
36,600
22,845
187,130
Sub Total PR
Sub Total General Project Total
485,124
477,958
388,822
230,352
202,320
1,784,576
Designated
Designated Donation Not Related with Budget
110,000
65,017
82,610
47,804
54,574
360,005
Projects
Poorly Fed Children Support
100,000
–
–
–
–
100,000
Designated
North Korean Children Support
150,000
–
–
–
–
150,000
Donations
Children and People with Disabilities
500,000
–
–
–
–
500,000
Independent Fund Operation Project
–
8,062
7,454
79,109
279,799
374,424
IT Support Project
–
5,926
–
–
–
5,926
MaC Gong-Bu Bang Support Project
–
–
170,937
224,587
148,496
544,020
ITER Project
–
–
97,948
163,118
158,226
419,292
Visteon
–
–
–
442
37,118
37,560
Goods Support Project
–
59,805
699,351
6,517
63,800
799,473
860,000
138,810
1,028,300
521,577
742,013
3,290,700
Designated Project Total
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2000 1,926,972
Category
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
–
–
–
3,368
5,840
9,208
1,345,124
616,768
1,417,122
755,297
950,173
5,084,484
162,110
192,916
142,840
143,785
184,205
825,856
–
–
5,239
1,333
50,573
57,145
9,322
11,792
9,828
10,094
13,876
54,912
171,432
204,708
157,907
155,212
248,654
937,913
Foundation Operation
5,047
3,899
1,794
1,056
1,808
13,604
Meeting
6,981
2,674
2,007
2,708
1,974
16,344
Sub Total
12,028
6,573
3,801
3,764
3,782
29,948
Employee benefits
62,184
Assistant Expense Expenditure
Total
Administration
Salaries
Employment Assistance
Retirement Social Insurance Sub Total
Project Overhead
Operation Management
Total
11,295
15,004
16,320
12,971
6,594
Travel
3,664
1,020
230
189
337
5,440
Communications
6,296
4,937
3,812
4,806
2,501
22,352
Consumables
2,418
1,581
1,119
1,654
1,984
8,756
Advertising & PR
1,877
–
–
–
–
1,877
Commissions and fees
6,908
4,970
12,600
8,434
9,906
42,818
Printing expenses
3,004
1,575
1,832
835
1,720
8,966
Training expenses
280
627
750
80
2,547
4,284
Events
2,266
489
450
57
1,178
4,440
Auto Maintenance
1,266
3,540
296
–
–
5,102
808
117
123
216
130
1,394
2,812
20
118
288
2,283
5,521
10,907
14,323
15,306
21,420
23,192
85,148 7,239
Taxes and dues Expendable and Repair Rent
–
–
0
7,239
–
1,573
1,621
1,268
1,217
80
5,759
55,374
49,824
54.224
59,406
52,452
271,280
Administration Total
238,834
261,105
215,932
218,382
304,888
1,239,141
Change of Asset and Debt
224,512
-22,670
-331
-148,419
811
53,903
Total Expenditure
1,808,470
855,203
1,632,723
825,260
1,255,872
6,377,528
Balance (Income - Expenditure)
4,068,249
-331,969
317,408
146,202
-449,380
Cash and Saving
4,021,383
3,689,414
4,006,822
4,153,024
3,703,644
Basic Asset Amount Deduction
3,000,000
3,000,000
3,000,000
3,000,000
3,000,000
Disbursable Fund
1,021,383
689,414
1,006,822
1,153,024
703,644
Office Relocation Miscellaneous Sub Total
Donated endowment asset management profit was used directly for the purpose of public value Public corporation should use more than 70% of donated endowment asset management profit for social purpose within one year from the final day of business year. Non-designated support fund can be used for foundation operation expenses but indirect expenses should not exceed 50%.
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Independent Auditor’s Report Independent Auditing Organization : Ernst & Young
We have audited the accompanying statements of financial position of Kids & Future (the “Foundation”) as of December 31 2003 and 2004, and the related statements of activities and cash flows for the years then ended, all expressed in Korean won. These financial statements are the responsibility of the Foundation’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits. We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the Republic of Korea. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion. In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above expressed in Korean won, present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Kids & Future as of December 31 2003 and 2004, and the changes in its net assets and cash flows for the years then ended in conformity with the financial accounting principles for private, non-profit, and social welfare corporations established under the Social Welfare Act of the Republic of Korea and, where applicable, accounting principles generally accepted in the Republic of Korea. February 16, 2005 CEO Oh Chan-Seok
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Past and Current Board of Directors Board of Directors(2000 -2004)
Board of Directors-current
Son Bong-Ho
Founding Chairman (Mar 2000~Feb 2004) President, Dongduck Women’s University
Lee Young-Tak
Vice Chairman (Mar 2000~Mar 2003) Chairman, Korea Exchange
Song Kyung-Yong Executive Director (Mar 2003~Mar 2003) Reverend, Anglican
Chairman Song Ja 2nd Chairman (March 2004~Present) Chairman & CEO, Daekyo Co., Ltd.
Church of Korea
Kim Dong-Jin
Chung Moo-Sung
Vice Chairman (March 2003~Present) CEO, CAS
Director (December 2004~Present) Professor, Dept. of Social Welfare, Soongshil University
Kim Jung-Shil
Cho Min-Je
Director (March 2003~Present) CEO, Maekyung IBI
Director (May 2003~Present) VP, Kookmin Daily Newspaper
Lee Young-Hwan
Executive Director (Mar 2000~Dec 2004) Professor, Dept. of Social Welfare, Songgonghoe University
Lee Hye-Kyung
Executive Director (Mar 2000~Mar 2004) Professor, Dept. of Social Welfare, Yonsei University
Kang Ji-Won
Executive Director (May 2003~Feb 2004) Senior Partner, Cheongji Law Office
Kwon Sung-Moon Director (Mar 2000~May 2003) Chairman, KTB network Kim Yong-Ik
Director (Mar 2000~Feb 2004) Professor, College of Medicine, Seoul National University
Seo Ji-Hyun
Director (Mar 2000~May 2003) CEO, Virtualtek
Lee Yong-Sun
Director (Mar 2000~Mar 2003) Director, Korean Sharing Movement
Lee Jae-Woong
Director (Mar 2000~Feb 2004) CEO, Daum Communications
Lee Chan-Jin
Director (Mar 2000~Dec 2001) Lawyer, Haeram Law Office
Ji Eun-Hee
Director (Mar 2000~Mar 2003) Former Minister of Gender Equality
Kim Han-Sub
Joo Tae-San
Han Min-Ho
Director (Mar 2000~May 2003) President, Digital TETRA Inc.
Director (March 2003~Present) CEO & VP, KTB network
Director (May 2003~Present) CEO, MaxMovie
Park Mun-Shik
Auditor (Mar 2000~Mar 2002) CPA, Jewon Accounting Corp.
Kim Yoong-Il
(Passed away in 2004) Advisor (Mar 2000~Apr 2004) Former Chairman, Korea Association of Social Workers
Kim Tae-Hyang Kim Hye-Ryun Vice Chairman (May 2003~Present) CEO, IFNetwork
Auditor (April 2002~Present) Partner, Sam-Kyeong Accounting Corp.
Kids&Future Ambassador
Executive Director Park Du-Jun
Sohn Kyung-Hee Director (May 2004~Present) Professor Emeritus, Yonsei University
Executive Office
Lee Jong-Wook
Bae Yoo-Jeong
Auditor (March 2002~Present) Senior Partner, Bae, Kim & Lee
Broadcaster, Simultaneous Interpreter
Luy Tong Gyun
Lee kyung Hee
Choi June Guen
Choi Ye Jun
Kim Surl Hee
Choi Ji In
Choi Sun-Jung Lee Jae-Hong Director (December 2001~Present) Chairman, Ahn Kwon & Co.
Advisor (March 2000~Present) Former Minister of Health and Welfare
Hwang Hyun-Jeong Broadcaster, Former Anchor of KBS
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Donors ●
Gabia
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Corporations Officeman
Korea Education
One Meal Hope Raising Campaign Daum Communications
Daou Data System
Virtualtek
Coconut
Lucent Technologies Korea
R.R. Kang
Y.S. Sung
J.W. Lee
S.H. Kang
K.H. Ryu
D.E. Lee
T.M. Cho
W. Kim
C.W. Kang S.I. Yoon
S.C. Kang
J.C. Park
W.S. Lee
E.J. Baea
M.T. Song
H.K. Lee
H.C. Kang S.H. Park
S.K. Lee
H.K. Chae
Y.M. Kim
K.M. Kim
S. Lee
D.Y. Kwak
S.W. Paik
E.P. Lee
H.S. Kang
H.W. Song
H.J. Chang
K.N. Ko
S.J. park
S.K. Lee
M.C. Choi
S.H. Jeon
D.H. Kim
K.D. Lee
J.W. Keum
B.S. Seo
J.Y. Lee
J.H. Park1
S.K. Lee1
B.J. Choi
S.M. Kwon
B.S. Kim
S.L. Lee
K.S. Kim
W.C. Seo
J.H. Lee
Kaon Media
Auction
Media
Netports
Wise Paynet
Nokia Korea
Dasan Networks
Y2Net
KOWACO
H.K. Kang
D.W. Shin
E.S. Jeon
K.M. Ko
Dasan ENG
Wine21.com
Korea Warawoneko
K.H. Kim
J.H. Shin
J.H. Jeon
S.C. Kwak J.H. Park
S.J. Lee
Y.S. Choi
D.S. Shin
S.C. Kim
Y.H. Lee
B.C. Kim
S.M. Sung
J.W. Lee
Dasan Internet
Woori Art
KTF
N.H. Kim
Y.S. Shim
K.C. Jung
K.M. Kim
S.Y. Bang
S.J. Lee
Y.J. Choi
Y. Kim
Y.H. Kim
J.I. Lee
S.D. Kim
K.J. Sohn
J.Y. Lee
M.Y. Kim
J.I. Oh
H.S. Jung
K.B. Kim
H.K. Bang S.K. Lee
H.K. Choi
B.I. Yoon
J.H. Kim
J.H. Lee
S.M. Kim
K.C. Shin
H.S. Jeon
M.J. Kim
C.H. Yoo
S.H. Choi
S.O. Kim
D.H. Bae
Y.J. Lee
S.Y. Tak
J.S. Nam
J.O. Kim
C.K. Lee
S.J. Kim
S.K. Shin
H.B. Jeon
Daou Data System
Wonderland
Han Bang Tel
Daum Foundation
Wavetech Korea
Hansol Gyoyook
B.Y. Kim
S.H. Yoon
J.M Choi
S.I. Kim
J.W. Bae
Y.H. Lee
S.C. Hong
Y.N. Kwon
H.M. Kim
H.J. Lee
S.K. Kim
Y.S. Shin
H.Y. Jung
Daum Communications Unix Korea
KPS
S.H. Kim
J.H. Yoon
J.E. Choi
S.J. Kim
M.Y. Paik
J.H. Lee
J.H. Hong
B.O. Paik
M.H. Park
C.S. Lim
S.H. Kim
B.I. Ahn
K.N. Cho
Daehan Investment and Yuhan Kimberly
Haitai Research
Y.J. Kim
J.S. Yoon
J.H. Choi
S.W. Kim
S.H. Paik
J.H. Lee
C.H. Hong
J.S. Kim
S.J. Park
Y.E. Chang
Y.S. Kim
S.K. Ahn
H.H. Joo
J.Y. Kim
K.M. Lee
E.H. Ham
Y.J. Kim
E.H. Shin
M.H. Lim
C.H. Hwang
Y.J. Kim
J.B. Park
I.S. Jeon
I.H. Kim
J.H. Ahn
D.S. Cha
C. Kim
K.H. Lee
S.H. Park
Y.K. Kim
I.H. Yang
Y.T. Jang
H.J. Hwang
K.H. Koh
J.H. Park
K.J. Cho
J.S. Kim
M.T. Oh
D.S. Choi
T.H. Kim
S.H. Lee
M.J. Heo
Y.I. Kim
Y.H. Oh
J.O. Jeon
H.J. Hwang
M.K. Shin
J.M. Park
S.I. Cho
C.D. Kim
M.K. Oh
I.Y. Choi
Securities
E-Sellpia
Center
Duckil Togun
ETOOS
Handy Soft
Dongah Daily
Incruit
Voith Korea
H.J. Kim
S.H. Lee
E.K. Hwang
Y.C. Kim
E.Y. You
D.C. Jung
W.K. Min
C.Y. Park
W.Y. Cho
H.S. Kim
M.S. Oh
J.Y. Choi
DIG Communication
Infiniti Telecom
HUMAX
Y.K. Nam
Y.C. Lee
J.K. Lee
Y.S. Kim
S.J. Yoon
Y.H. Jung
T.H. Koo
W.S. Seo
S.M. Chae
C.H. Nam
H.K. Yoon
J.K. Choi
DIG Cubein
Jazz Culture
CPS Technology
H.Y. Min
W.H. Lee
M.S. Park
I.K. Kim
Y.J. Yoon
H.N. Jung
E.J. Yoon
H.J. Shin
S.C. Hong
M.K. Noh
K.H. Lee
Dicon House
Information &
KAT System
B.K. Park
J.H. Lee
S.A. Lee
J.H. Kim
J.I. Yoon
Y.H. Cho
K.H. Ahn
M.K. Park
K.H. Lee
J.Y. Park
J.M. Lee
J.Y. Hong
H.K. Kim
K.J. Lee
J.W. Cho
I.K Yoo
Y.H. Park
S.M. Lee
Locus
Communication
KTB Network
C.H. Seo
J.Y. Lee
N.K. Noh
D.C. Lee
J.H. Cho
S.B. Yoon
U.H. Park
S.H. Lee
Maeil Economic TV
Financial
KTB Entertainment
Maxmovie
Cooperative(ICFC)
KTB Incubating
Megavision
Jewoo Media
PWC
Musical Factory LEHI
Joeun System
YES24
S.M. Kan
K.A. Park
M.S. Lee
J.W. Jung
T.Y. Kang
H.J. Yoo
S.J. Kang
H.H. Kim
H.B. Oh
E.S. Jung
J.S. Kim
S.Y. Kim
Media Planet
GEO
Y.D. Koh
S.Y. Park
S.H. Lee
C.Y. Jung
H.C. Kang
J.K. Yook
E.H. Ko
M.J. Nam
M.N. Yoo
E.S. Jung
H.K. Kang
S.W. Kim
Biomedia
Carlton Chemical
Y.H. Koh
S.H. Park
S.H. Lee
H.S. Jung
K.S. Kim
K.A. Lee
K.W. Koo
S.H. Ryu
M.H. Lee
J.S. Jung
S.K. Ham
J.S. Eo
Baewom.com
CastNet
K.S. Kwon S.Y. Park
Y.K. Lee
J.W. Cho
D.Y. Kim
J.S. Lee
D.J. Kwon
Y.S. Mun
S.M. Lee
K.K. Cho
H.J. Lee
I.S. Eo
M.T. Kwon J.S. Park
Y.B. Lee
J.H. Cho
M.Y. Kim
H.J. Lee
O.Y. Kwon H.J. Kim
S.Y. Lee
H.H. Cho
J.S. Park
K.W. Lim
K.D. Kim
J.S. Park
Y.J. Lee
H.S. Cho
S.H. Kim
J.H. Lim
H. Kim
N.J. Park
S.I. Lee
H.J. Cho
S.B. Kim
T.S. Joo H.M. Choi
INICIS
Korea Lily
Daum Direct Automobile Insurance
IFNetwork
Virtualtek
Compaq
Bae, Kim & Lee
CoPage
M.R. Kim
H.E. Park
W.Y. Lee
S.H. Joo
A.S. Kim
Y.H. Chag
K.H. Kim
N.H. Park
Y.H. Lee
H.K. Jin
J.M. Sohn
Samsung Corp.
Turbotek
M.H. Kim
H.S. Park
Y.T. Lee
B.D. Jin
E.K. Kim
S.K. Jun
K.H. Kim
J.S. Park
J.K. Lee
K.Y. Choi
S.M. Hyun
Seohyun Logistics
TSP
M.J. Kim
S.K. Paik
J.W. Lee
K.S. Cha
E.H. Kim
S.H. Cho
N.S. Kim
J.Y. Park
J.Y. Lee
Y.M. Choi
M.H. Choi
Sobic Venture
Ticketlink
S.K. Kim
J.S. Byeon
J.P. Lee
Y.A. Cha
J.W. Kim
J.H. Cho
M.Y. Kim
J.H. Park
J.Y. Lee
S.Y. Han
M.J. Park
S.K. Kim
B.K. Seo
J.H. Lee
H.I. Choi
H.E. Kim
H.K. Ji
S.H. Kim
J.Y. Park
P.R. Lee
S.C. Hong
I.S. Bae
Investment
POSDAQ
Y.M. Kim
H.J. Sun
C.M. Lee
S.B. Ha
K.H. Moon
S.J. Cha
S.R. Kim
J.S. Sun
H.J. Lee
S.Y. Hong
H.S. Lee
CD CASH
Planfield
W.C. Kim
M.Y. Sung H.Y. Lee
J.K. Ha
M.Y. Moon M.J. Choi
S.J. Kim
K.K. Song
J.K. In
J.Y. Hong
H.R. Kim
Syswil
PI Chain
E.Y. Kim
K.H. Song
Y.J. Lim
K.K. Han
S.K. Park
Y.H. Choi
Y.J. Kim
T.S. Song
E.J. Lim
E.K. Hwang
S.W. Moon
CJ
Pickup Phone
J.Y. Kim
D.P. Shin
J.J. Lim
S.W. Han
J.A. Park
K.S. Han
Y.H. Kim
Y.T. Shin
H.E. Lim
J.H. Chung
J.H. Kim
W.H. Shin
H.J. Lim
M.C. Ham
E.J. Sung
H.S. Heo
Y.K. Kim
D.H. Shim
S.H. Jang
J.E. Kim
Ideapia
Pickup Phone
J.H. Kim
J.S. Oh
D.S. Jang
N.H. Heo
J.S. Sung
K.E. Hong
J.H. Kim
B.M. Ahn
Ivy Chungsan
Translation Center
J.C. Kim
Y.J. Woo
S.D. Jang
J.H. Hong
S.W. Shin
Smith Lab
J.H. Kim
M.S. Yang H.J. Jun
Aweb International
Hani Soft
H.Y. Kim
S.Y. Yoo
S.Y. Jun
I.C. Hwang
H.S. Yang
H.Y. Kim
J.I. Eom
H.J. Kim
S.Y. Yoon
S.J. Jun
J.S. Hwang
S.M. Oh
H.S. Kim
K.T. Lee
C.H. Jun
J.M. Oh
S.J. Nam
K.R. Lee
H.J. Jun
J.A. Yoo
S.H. Do
N.Y. Lee
S.K. Jung
J.K. Jang
S.H. Jung
Maxmovie
Inzzang J.I. In and others
VOITH Korea L.K. Lee and others
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Individual Donor M.H. Kang
E.S. Kim
K.S. Park
J.H. Shin
S.J. Lee
H.K. Lee
J.W. Cha
Y.J. Hong
S.W. Kang
E.Y. Kim
K.H. Park
C.H. Shin
S.J. Lee
H.W. Lee
E.J. Chae
Y.J. Hong
S.J. Kang
E.O. Kim
K.H. Park
C.H. Shin
S.J. Lee
H.K. Lee
H.Y. Chae
W.K. Hong
O.J. Kang
I.K. Kim
M.K. Park
K.C. Shim
S.H. Lee
H.S. Lee
D.K. Choi
P.W. Hong
E.J. Kang
J.H. Kim
S.K. Park
M.S. Shim
S.B. Lee
H.H. Lee
Y.S. Choi
H.W. Hwangbo
J.H. Kang
J.S. Kim
S.D. Park
C.K. Shim
S.J. Lee
M.C. In
W.J. Choi
Y.J. Hwang
J.R. Koh
J.P. Kim
S.H. Park
H.K. Shim
S.R. Lee
D.Y. Lim
W.J. Choi
Y.J. Hwang
J.S. Koh
J.H. Kim
S.H. Park
K.Y. Ahn
S.H. Lee
M.S. Lim
Y.K. Choi
J.S. Hwang
S.M. Kwon
J.P. Kim
S.H. Park
K.H. Ahn
S.H. Lee
A.R. Lim
E.K. Choi
J.J. Hwang
S.M. Kwon
J.H. Kim
S.S. Park
K.H. Ahn
Y.N. Lee
J.H. Lim
J.Y. Choi
J.E. Hwang
S.M. Kwon
J.H. Kim
S.H. Park
J.H. Ahn
Y.H. Lee
J.W. Lim
J.H. Choi
J.Y. Hwang
S.T. Kwon
J.H. Kim
Y.J. Park
S.J. Yang
Y.E. Lee
J.W. Lim
J.H. Choi
H. Hwang
Y.S. Kwon
J.H. Kim
E.K. Park
Y.H. Yang
Y.J. Lee
N.W.
H.S. Choi
H.J. Hwang
O.Y. Kwon
J.J. Kim
J.C. Park
J.S. Yang
Y.T. Lee
Chang
H.S. Choi
Andrew J. Bailey
H.I. Kwon
J.H. Kim
C. H. Park
C.K. Yang
Y.T. Lee
M.H.
H.Y. Chhoi
Andrew Knox
J.W. Keum
C.K. Kim
J.J. Park
I.O. Yeo
Y.H. Lee
Chang
P.R. Choo
Brian Arnold
K.W. Kim
C.K. Kim
J.S. Park
H.J. Yeon
Y.H. Lee
S.Y. Jang
K.J. Ha
CODY CHOI
K.H. Kim
C.S. Kim
J. Park
S.K. Oh
Y.S. Lee
Y.S. Jang
Yan Ha
Colin McClune
K.R. Kim
C.W. Kim
J.W. Park
S.Y. Oh
Y.S. Lee
Y.H. Jang
I.H. Ha
Duncan Barker
K.H. Kim
T.K. Kim
J.W. Park
J.K. Oh
Y.H. Lee
I.H. Chang
J.K. Ha
Jonathan Holmes
K.S. Kim
T.H. Kim
H.T. Park
W.M. Woo
E.O. Lee
H.W. Jang
H.Y. Ha
Peter Thewlis
K.J. Kim
T.H. Kim
H. Park
C.Y. Won
L.S. Lee
H.I. Jang
D.Y. Han
Peter Thorn
K.T. Kim
T.H. Kim
W.I. Ban
D.K. Yoo
I.S. Lee
H.S. Chang
D.W. Han
Pierre Yves Arzel
K.H. Kim
T.H. Kim
Y.K. Ban
S.K. Yoo
I.S. Lee
K.S. Jun
M.M. Han
Richard Jackson
Designated Fund Love Sharing Club Y.S. Shin with 40 others
Telemetic
Giga Link
Prime Venture Capital
Nano Technix
Dokai Carbon Korea
Nano Technix
Hantel
Nitgen
TG Infornet
DoubleYSLab
Y.H. Shin
B.A. Shin
Digital Times
H.J. Jung
W.J. Koh
Letron
W.J. Yoo
S.T. Kwon
Leader INET
S.E. Hong
M.S. Kim
Madeul
K.S. Kang
S.H. Kim
Biomedia
H.S. Kim
O.H. Kim
Beco Information & Technolgy
S.H. Jung
C.S. Paik
BOSO semiconductor
S.J. Park
S.S. Song
Bizi.com
H.J. Kim
M.S. Lee
Samjin Information & Technolgy
Y.H. Kim
Y.H. Lee
Soft Teleware
S.W. Kim
Y.I. Lee
Shit Information & Technolgy
Y.H. Lee
B.J. Jung
Smartcard Technology
H.Y. Kwak
H.J. Jung
Space illusion
S.H. Kim
J.H. Hyun
Ciz Media
D.H. Kim
ISP
Y.K. Ban
ITF
Y.H. Kim
EbatTNC
J.H. Kim
SD
W.J. Kim
SLI
J.O. Park
SJ Hitech
S.Y. Lee
SGC Technology
B.S. Kim
N-Galleria
K.H. Pyeong
Youngwoo Telecommunication
Y.C. Jung
Omni Media
M.K. Kangg
Wirelesstech
K.T. Kim
ICS Telecom
C.H. Kim
EC Plaza
D.I. Jung
Intime
S.S. Kim
Intech Investment
S.H. Yoon
Jeon System
Y.C. Jung
GS Teletech
J.W. Park
Come&Joy
C.H. Lee
KMAC
B.M. Koo
Kolon Information & Technolgy
C.M. Lee
Musician’s Love Club
K.H. Kim
H.C. Kim
D.W. Bang
S.S. Yoo
J.W. Lee
H.J. Jun
M.H. Han
Sebastian Skiff
O-Society
K.J. Kim
H.S. Kim
D.C. Bae
A.Y. Yoo
J.B. Lee
H.J Jun
M.H. Han
Tami Overby
Y.M. Koo
K.H. Kim
H.N. Kim
Y.J. Bae
Y.O. Yoo
J.W. Lee
K.H. Jung
S.B. Han
Thierry Saugier
N.K. Kim
H.R. Kim
K.W. Paik
J.H. Yoo
J.J. Lee
K.W. Jung
S.S. Han
S.P. Kim Y.W. Kim
D.Y. Kim
H.J. Kim
S.J. Paik
J.Y. Yoo
J.H. Lee
D.H. Jung
Y.S. Han
Y.I. Kim
D.H. Kim
H.J. Kim
D.K. Byun
H.Y. Yoo
J.R. Lee
D.H. Jung
J.I. Han
W. Kim
D.H. Kim
H.Y. Kim
J.Y. Byun
D.H. Yoon
J.W. Lee
B.C. Jung
H.O. Han
D.J. Kim
H.C. Kim
S.H. Seo
S.D. Yoon
J.W. Lee
S.W. Jung
Y.S. Ham
J. Kim H.S. Kim
M.S. Kim
H.K. Kim
Y.M. Seo
J.H. Yoon
J.H. Lee
Y.T. Jung
C.H. Ham
S.Y. Park
M.J. Kim
H.Y. Kim
W.H. Seo
K.K. Lee
J.H. Lee
W.Y. Jung
C.H. Ham
J.C. Park
M.J. Kim
H.C. Kim
J.H. Seo
K.D. Lee
J. Lee
E.Y. Jung
H.S. Ham
B.K. Kim
H.K. Kim
J.H. Seo
K.H. Lee
J.H. Lee
J.S. Jung
D.J. Heo
Y.J. Bae H.D. Song
S.J. Kim
H.N. Kim
J.S. Sun
K.S. Lee
J.Y. Lee
J.H. Jung
M.J. Heo
J.W. Lee
S.K. Kim
S.H. Nam
W.H. Seol
K.S. Lee
J.Y. Lee
J.H. Jung
S.D. Heo
J.C. Lee
S.Y. Kim
S.H. Nam
M.K. Sung
K.S. Lee
J.Y. Lee
C.I. Jung
S.D. Heo
S.N. Kim
K.B. Moon
S.Y. Sung
K.R. Lee
J.H. Lee
T.J. Jung
Y.S. Heo
Y.K. Kim
S.J. Moon
B.H. Son
K.Y. Lee
C.J. Lee
M.J. Cho
J.H. Heo
Y.H. Kim
S.S. Moon
I.S. Son
N.H. Lee
T.R. Lee
S.I. Cho
J.H. Heo
O. Kim
S.S. Moon
S.Y. Song
D.K. Lee
T.A. Lee
Y.D. Cho
S.S. Hong
W.W. Kim
S.Y. Moon
H.S. Song
D.H. Lee
P.L. Lee
J.H. Cho
S.Y. Hong
W.T. Kim
Y.K. Moon
D.C. Shin
M.J. Lee
P.H. Lee
H.S. Cho
S.J. Hong
Y.J. Kim
Y.J. Min
Y.S. Shin
S.K. Lee
P.H. Lee
J.K. Joo
S.H. Hong
Y.I. Kim
K.M. Park
W.S. Shin
S.H. Lee
H.B. Lee
T.S. Joo
S.Y. Hong
KTB n-club Game Expo
S.K. Han
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Ask children what kind of person they want to be. Ask grown ups what are the standards of success. What would be the things that we really should give children, our society’s dream and future? The most precious gift for children would be the pride which helps them to understand their value and importance. People with pride can look upon themselves and their surroundings with a warm gaze. They can overcome hardships and challenges with continuous courage.
2005년영문보고서-최종표지-8.11 2005.8.319:14AM 페이지2
Pride comes from love. Continuous love from the community, warm affection and educational opportunity will help disadvantaged children and youth grow up to be confident people who can love themselves and others.
Kids&Future will Try to achieve a world where all children can grow with happiness and a beautiful society where corporations share in their joy. Like a flower which offers its nectar to a butterfly, like a butterfly which helps a flower reach full blossom, Kids & Future will be a solid bridge to connect children with corporations’ love.
To share our love, to build their dreams and hope, to let them know the beauty of sharing and to help them to have confidence. These represent Kids&Future’s desire for children and youth. Shining faces of children and youth make Kids&Future happy.
2005년영문보고서-최종표지-8.11 2005.8.319:14AM 페이지1
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