The Day That Belongs to Every Kid

Children's Day graphic with two children posing in front of a topiary bear at Everland amusement park in South Korea, with the park's ticket sign visible in Korean and English.

Children’s Day (어린이날) is a holiday a century in the making. Here is what it means, and why some children need your help to celebrate it.

How Your Support is Helping Taehyeon Reach Graduation

Taehyeon, a finance student in a suit taking a mirror selfie, with an upward stock chart graphic behind him.

Earlier this year, we checked in with Taehyeon as part of his January mid-year progress report. As he enters his final semester of college, Taehyeon is focusing on strengthening his skills, preparing for his future career, and making the most of the opportunities made possible through the KKOOM scholarship. Academic Updates Last semester, Taehyeon completed […]

Back-to-School in Korea: Learning, Growing, and the Power of Play

Students wearing backpacks representing KKOOM’s back-to-school fundraiser supporting youth in Korean children’s homes.

March marks the start of the school year in Korea. Across the country, students eagerly prepare to return to school with new teachers, new classmates, and new opportunities to learn. For many children, this season means buying a new backpack, preparing school supplies, and putting on a school uniform for the first time.   For […]

12 Days of KKOOM: Taehun and Hannah Mi’s Stories

Illustration of Roman numerals “VI” and “VII” on a deep red background, showing two white swans forming a heart shape with their necks and a farmer standing beside a cow, with gold stars around them.

For our 12 Days of KKOOM, we’re sharing the voices of our volunteers and Board members. Their reflections remind us why community matters and how meaningful moments—big and small—can transform a child’s year. Taehun and a student during Oak Tree Project’s Seoul Soccer Camp. Commitment to Service: Taehun’s Story What is your favorite holiday song? […]