The E-Land Foundation held a campaign to foster software talent for low-income families in partnership with the Korea Software Industry Association and E-Fonet and held a donation delivery ceremony. The donation will be provided to 21 low-income software talents selected by the E-Land Foundation.

The delivery ceremony, which took place on the 14th, was attended by related executives and employees, including Cho Joon-hee, vice chairman of the Korea Software Industry Association, Lee Won-oh, and Jung Young-il, advisor to the E-Land Foundation.

The “Future SW Talent Development Donation Campaign” conducted by these three organizations was conducted in collaboration with the donation platform “Cherry” operated by Eponet. Cherry is Korea’s first blockchain donation platform and is creating a transparent donation ecosystem. The campaign ran for about two months from May 2 to the end of June. A corporation belonging to the Korea Soft Industry Association and the association participated in the sharing and achieved an early donation of KRW 16,162,983.

A total of 14 companies participated in the sharing, including Korea Software Industry Association’s KOSA, Data Solution, and Thruidis. The E-Land Foundation added 10 million won to the donation amount, raising a total of 26.16 million won.

An official from the E-Land Foundation said, “Many corporate companies and donors participated in the future SW talent development donation campaign with the Korea Soft Industry Association and E-Fonet, which will continue to help young people become independent.”