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Starbucks Korea community initiatives

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Starbucks Korea has been expanding its corporate‑social‑responsibility programmes. corporate social responsibility programmes through targeted community initiatives. In late July 2026 2026, the company announced a three‑year history‑and‑culture three-year history-and-culture experiential learning programme for about approximately 1,000 elementary and middle‑school students, funded middle-school students. Coordinated with ChildFund Korea (formerly Green Umbrella), the initiative involves an annual donation of 1 billion 300 million won and coordinated with the child‑welfare group Green Umbrella. The initiative includes pre‑visit activities and field trips (100 million won per year) to major museums such as provide hands-on educational opportunities. The first group of participants, including students from the Pureun Narae Local Children's Center, recently visited the National Museum of Korean History. A few weeks later, in early August 2026, Korea. The company is currently recruiting its first 500 participants through November, with another 500 to follow during winter vacation. In addition to youth education, Starbucks Korea disclosed has established a separate disability‑focused disability-focused dental fund. Profits Using profits from its community‑store community-store outlet at Seoul National University Dental Hospital were used to raise Hospital—a location designed for universal access with braille menus and wheelchair-friendly seating—the company has raised roughly 600 million won over six years, of which years. On 5 May, 100 million won was transferred to the hospital to support oral‑health treatment oral-health treatments and surgeries for severely disabled patients requiring general anesthesia, bringing total assistance to 227 patients. The store fund is designed for universal access and the company also runs supported by a disability‑art disability-art contest whose that has seen over 2,300 participants since 2021, with proceeds feed from merchandise sales feeding back into the fund. Together, program. CEO Shin Dong-woo stated that the two announcements illustrate Starbucks Korea’s ongoing effort company intends to broaden continue expanding its ESG activities across different social groups. social-contribution programmes for people with disabilities.

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