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Bucheon City and Baroregesalgi Movement Council Share 'Radishes of Love'

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2026-11-10 17:39:13
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Members donate 600 self-cultivated radishes, adding deeper meaning to neighborhood affection

Bucheon City announced on the 10th that the Baroregesalgi Movement Bucheon City Council (Chairman Park Kyung-min) delivered 600 self-grown "Radishes of Love" to vulnerable groups within the community on the 9th.

This sharing initiative held special significance as council members personally planted, carefully cultivated, and harvested the radishes to deliver to neighbors in need, embodying genuine community love from seed to harvest.

The donation ceremony was attended by key figures including Lee Ki-ik, Director of Bucheon City's Administration and Safety Bureau; Ko Mae-young, Head of the Decentralization Division; along with Chairman Park Kyung-min and executive members of the Bucheon City Council, who came together to share in the spirit of giving.

The council distributed the harvested radishes to the Bucheon District Council of the Korean Red Cross Volunteer Association, the Hyang-gi-ne Free Soup Kitchen, and the Oerim Social Volunteer Association. The delivered radishes will be used to provide meals for vulnerable groups in the region.

Park Kyung-min, Chairman of the Baroregesalgi Movement Bucheon City Council, stated, "It is deeply meaningful to be able to convey warm hearts to our local neighbors through crops grown with the sweat of our members' brows. We will continue our sharing activities to benefit the local community moving forward."

Lee Ki-ik, Director of Bucheon City's Administration and Safety Bureau, expressed his gratitude, saying, "I thank the Baroregesalgi Movement Bucheon City Council for practicing sharing with crops they cultivated with their own sweat. I hope the warm sincerity delivered will be a great strength to our neighbors, and the city will also do its utmost to create a warm and affectionate Bucheon."

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