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SK bioscience

SK bioscience is growing as a global vaccine developer through continuous investments to R&D and manufacturing infrastructure.

Social Outreach

SK bioscience’s social outreach activities

have three main objectives: social welfare / spreading happiness / environmental sustainability

Social Welfare

Hope Maker : Sponsorship and career mentoring
Silver Movie Theater : Sponsorship of cultural program for the elderly

Spreading Happiness

Volunteering Activities
SK Pro Bono Activities

Environmental sustainability

Happy Green School : Environmental education for elementary school children

SK bioscience strives to make a contribution to society by supporting the welfare of the underprivileged.
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Hope Maker

Hope Maker is a social welfare program that supports children and teenagers in low-income families and sponsors mentoring programs. Hope Maker is SK bioscience’s representative social outreach program that has been in place since 2012.
It sponsors economic and cultural activities for 150 children and teenagers in 11 social welfare institutions across the country.
It also promotes the employees’ volunteer activities in welfare institutions. In addition, “Hope Maker School,” which focuses on career education and mentoring for students, continues to provide step-by-step and systematic career education and consulting for students in each grade of elementary, middle, and high school.

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Silver Movie Theater

Since 2009, SK bioscience has been supporting the “Silver Movie Theater,” the first theater dedicated to senior citizens. The Silver Movie Theater is Korea’s first social enterprise in culture and arts where people aged 55 or older can enjoy old movies at a low price (2000 won). SK bioscience is committed to promoting leisure activities and expanding cultural space for the elderly.
In addition, the “Silver Cinema in Your Town” event was held in Seongnam City with performances and movie screenings, aimed at improving cultural access for senior citizens in deprived areas.