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[Photo News] Marriott donates

By Korea Herald

Published : Dec. 13, 2013 - 19:15

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Executives and employees of four Marriott International affiliates in Korea donated 20.14 million won ($19,000) to the Heart to Heart Foundation at JW Marriott Hotel Seoul on Friday. The money will be used to treat premature infants of low-income families. From left are actress So Yi-hyun, foundation chairwoman Shin In-sook, general manager Chris Lee, Renaissance Seoul director Michael Munro and JW Marriott manager James Lee. (Lee Sang-sub/The Korea Herald) Executives and employees of four Marriott International affiliates in Korea donated 20.14 million won ($19,000) to the Heart to Heart Foundation at JW Marriott Hotel Seoul on Friday. The money will be used to treat premature infants of low-income families. From left are actress So Yi-hyun, foundation chairwoman Shin In-sook, general manager Chris Lee, Renaissance Seoul director Michael Munro and JW Marriott manager James Lee. (Lee Sang-sub/The Korea Herald)

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