Lenovo Korea donated IT equipment worth 50 million won and built a digital learning center for people with developmental disabilities through its social contribution campaign, LMOS.
Key points
•50 million won IT equipment donation
•Lenovo Digital Learning Center established
•Enhancing digital accessibility for people with developmental disabilities
Lenovo Korea partnered with Holt Children's Welfare Foundation to donate a total of 50 million won in IT equipment and establish a 'Lenovo Digital Learning Center' to enhance digital access for people with developmental disabilities and local residents. This initiative is part of Lenovo’s global social responsibility campaign, LMOS.
At Holt Gangnam Welfare Institute, Lenovo Korea executives presented 20 million won worth of laptops and tablets. In Hanyang City Integrated Welfare Institute, they donated 30 million won in IT equipment including desktops, monitors, keyboards, and mice sets, renovating the existing computer room to create a digital education environment.
Newly appointed CEO Shin Guk-sik of Lenovo Korea plans to continue supporting equipment donations and employee volunteer activities under the vision of 'Smart Technology for All,' aiming to increase access to digital learning opportunities. Kim Eun-hee, head of Holt Children's Welfare Foundation, expressed that this donation will allow people with developmental disabilities and local residents to have better access to digital education.
