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Source: Changwon Ilbo (http://www.changwonilbo.com/news/330851)

The Masan Welfare Center for the Disabled announced on Wednesday that it has received a donation of 100 boxes of traditional snacks from Saehan Grain, a local food manufacturing company.

The donated items, sufficient to serve approximately 1,000 people, will be distributed sequentially to individuals with disabilities in the local community.

Saehan Grain is a specialized enterprise that produces traditional snacks and crackers using domestic grains. The company prioritizes quality and safety throughout its entire process—from raw material selection to manufacturing—under its core mission of providing healthy food options.

Furthermore, the company aims for sustainable growth alongside the local community through responsible production and win-win partnerships with local farms. This corporate philosophy has led to consistent social contribution activities.

Notably, this is not the first time Saehan Grain has supported the center. Last year, the company donated snacks to a fundraising bazaar hosted by the Masan Welfare Center, contributing significantly to the event's proceeds. This latest donation highlights the company’s commitment to sustained social sharing rather than one-time charity.

"We would like to express our deep gratitude to Saehan Grain for extending their warm support once again this year," said an official from the Masan Welfare Center. "We plan to provide these snacks to our visitors, sharing the warmth of our community and providing a small sense of joy in their daily lives."