Meet Vivian: Her Journey to KKOOM and What’s Ahead
With a love of travel, photography, and Korea, Vivian brings her passion for community to KKOOM’s newest role.
Back to School in Korea: How KKOOM Supports Education Year-Round
Korean school years run differently than the U.S. Here’s what that means for students, and how KKOOM steps in.
Inside KKOOM: Our Executive Assistant’s Reflection on Supporting Children in Korea
On youth empowerment, ethical storytelling, and the children who changed her.
Thank You, Friends of Dulwich Seoul!
How the 2026 Friends of Dulwich Seoul Gala helped make dreams possible for the youth we serve.
The Day That Belongs to Every Kid
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.
Back-to-School in Korea: Learning, Growing, and the Power of Play
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 […]
Project for Awesome 2026 — Vote for KKOOM
You Can Support KKOOM in Under 2 Minutes — Just by Voting! Did you know there’s a simple way to support KKOOM that takes less than two minutes? KKOOM has been accepted into Project for Awesome (P4A) 2026, a global fundraising event where thousands of people come together to support charities making a real […]
Turning Korean Lunar New Year Traditions Into Hope and Connection
In Korea, Seollal (Korean Lunar New Year) is a time of reflection, respect, and togetherness. Homes are filled with the smell of tteokguk (떡국), a traditional Korean soup made with sliced rice cakes in a savory broth. Elders offer blessings, and children bow to show respect to their elders as the year begins with gratitude […]