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A bowling day will be held for charity in Daegu on March 10.
People are gathering to bowl at an alley near the city’s Seomun Market in aid of Korean orphans.
A minimum 10,000 won donation is requested from all bowlers at the game to run from 1:30-4:30 p.m., with funds raised going to the Korean Kids and Orphanage Outreach Mission. KKOOM non-profit organization helps to foster links between international volunteers and orphanages in Korea and also sponsors kids’ education.
The benefit event is being organized by the Daegu Gyeongbuk ATEK volunteer group.
A pledge system is also being set up so that those who can’t make the game can give to the cause.
For more information on the charity go to http://kkoom.org/ or go to the
“Daegu Gyeongbuk ATEK” Facebook page for more information or to register to take part in the event.
People are gathering to bowl at an alley near the city’s Seomun Market in aid of Korean orphans.
A minimum 10,000 won donation is requested from all bowlers at the game to run from 1:30-4:30 p.m., with funds raised going to the Korean Kids and Orphanage Outreach Mission. KKOOM non-profit organization helps to foster links between international volunteers and orphanages in Korea and also sponsors kids’ education.
The benefit event is being organized by the Daegu Gyeongbuk ATEK volunteer group.
A pledge system is also being set up so that those who can’t make the game can give to the cause.
For more information on the charity go to http://kkoom.org/ or go to the
“Daegu Gyeongbuk ATEK” Facebook page for more information or to register to take part in the event.
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Articles by Korea Herald
