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[Photo News] Starbucks continues commitment to social contribution

By Sohn Ji-young

Published : April 17, 2016 - 14:26

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STARBUCKS SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION -- A barista from Starbucks Coffee Korea (left) offers career consulting and training to students from Songgok Tourism High School in Seoul on Friday as part of a career development program led by Starbucks in partnership with Junior Achievement, a U.S.-based nonprofit youth organization. Starbucks plans to hold similar programs in high schools within and outside of Seoul until November as part of joint social contribution efforts. (Starbucks Coffee Korea) STARBUCKS SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION -- A barista from Starbucks Coffee Korea (left) offers career consulting and training to students from Songgok Tourism High School in Seoul on Friday as part of a career development program led by Starbucks in partnership with Junior Achievement, a U.S.-based nonprofit youth organization. Starbucks plans to hold similar programs in high schools within and outside of Seoul until November as part of joint social contribution efforts. (Starbucks Coffee Korea)

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