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[Graphic News] Nearly 80% of workers donated to charities last year: survey
By Nam Kyung-donPublished : Jan. 2, 2018 - 18:11
Nearly 8 out of 10 salaried people made donations to charities in 2017, a survey showed.
Of the 849 workers polled recently, 77.9 percent said they gave money to charities, the survey conducted by Hunet, a career education institute, showed.
The average donation stood at 161,000 won ($149), up 16,000 won from three years earlier.
About 31.5 percent said they donated more than 300,000 won, while 25.5 percent said they contributed between 10,000 won and 50,000 won.
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