Auhome has returned to Seondeokwon, a child care facility in Jongno-gu, Seoul, to provide children with a special autumn meal and various experiential programs. The company has also expanded its meal-sharing initiative to include local child centers in Jongno-gu, continuing its support for children in the community.
Auhome announced that it held its social contribution program 'On The Go Time' at Seondeokwon on October 16. This marks the second visit following an event in May, making it the fourth 'On The Go Time' event held this year.
'On The Go Time' is part of Auhome's social contribution initiative known as the 'On The Go Project,' named after its lunch box brand 'On The Go.' The program aims to provide meals and experiential opportunities to children and local community members, embodying the spirit of 'adding warmth and sharing concerns.'
This event incorporated an Indian theme into the camping concept introduced in May. Auhome employees participated in activities such as making headbands and face painting with the children, and a photo zone was set up for costume pictures. A caricature artist also drew portraits of the children.
The meal featured seasonal autumn ingredients, including a BBQ platter with roasted vegetables, crab stick fish cake soup, and chestnut tiramisu. The venue was decorated with Indian tents and photo zones to create an outdoor camping atmosphere.
Prior to the Seondeokwon event, Auhome delivered approximately 90 'On The Go BOX' lunch boxes to two local child centers in Jongno-gu on October 15. This expansion follows previous meal support primarily focused on child centers in Dobong-gu.
The lunch boxes were themed around 'Autumn Sports Day' and included popular items such as kimbap, topped sushi, pork cutlet, tteokbokki, sirloin skewers, and homemade seasoned chicken. Auhome chefs served the meals on-site and engaged with the children.
An Auhome representative stated, 'As the On The Go Project signifies adding warmth and sharing concerns, we will continue to practice meaningful sharing centered around the community.'
* This article has been translated by AI.
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