Hite Jinro, the first half of the year's event for thank-you snacks for fire departments nationwide
Jun 25, 2025
Hite Jinro (CEO Kim In-kyu) announced on the 19th that it has completed the first half of the 'Hite Jinro Thank You snack car" designed to support firefighters who are committed to the lives and safety of the people.
Visiting fire departments across the country and delivering snacks and gifts in person "Thank You Snack Car" is a representative fire official support program that Hite Jinro signed a business agreement with the National Fire Agency in 2018 and has been continuing for eight years. This year, snacks and drinks were provided to about 1,150 firefighters from 10 fire departments, including Muan, Mokpo, Hampyeong, South Jeolla Province, Pohang, Gimcheon, Sejong, Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province, Ulsan, and Gimpo and Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi Province. In addition, gifts from giveaways such as brass glasses, toad figures in fire suits, Terra socks, and spunners received a hot response. In particular, this year, he first visited firefighters who devoted themselves to national disasters such as the Muan Airport accident in Jeollanam-do and forest fire damage in Gyeongbuk, and reflected on the meaning of the event by expressing sincere support and gratitude.
In April, Kim In-kyu, CEO of Hite Jinro, who visited Mokpo and Pohang Fire Department in person, said, `I hope that the thank-you snack truck, which has been continued every year with sincerity, will continue to be a small but warm consolation for the hard work of firefighters.'' As a company that fulfills its social responsibilities, we will continue to work harder to contribute to the local community, including firefighters.'
Meanwhile, Hite Jinro signed a business agreement with the Fire Department in 2018 to improve the treatment of firefighters' families and raise public safety awareness. In addition to programs to encourage incumbent firefighters, such as operating snack cars, holding healing camps, and supporting sports competitions, Hite Jinro is also conducting programs for firefighters' bereaved families every year, including emergency living expenses, legal expenses for recognizing their death in the line of duty, and holding family healing camps. In addition, Hite Jinro plans to continue the event 'Thank You Snack Car' in the second half of the year at five fire stations located in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, Jangheung and Yeosu in Jeollanam-do, Gimje, Jeollabuk-do, and Daegu from September to October.
Visiting fire departments across the country and delivering snacks and gifts in person "Thank You Snack Car" is a representative fire official support program that Hite Jinro signed a business agreement with the National Fire Agency in 2018 and has been continuing for eight years. This year, snacks and drinks were provided to about 1,150 firefighters from 10 fire departments, including Muan, Mokpo, Hampyeong, South Jeolla Province, Pohang, Gimcheon, Sejong, Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province, Ulsan, and Gimpo and Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi Province. In addition, gifts from giveaways such as brass glasses, toad figures in fire suits, Terra socks, and spunners received a hot response. In particular, this year, he first visited firefighters who devoted themselves to national disasters such as the Muan Airport accident in Jeollanam-do and forest fire damage in Gyeongbuk, and reflected on the meaning of the event by expressing sincere support and gratitude.
In April, Kim In-kyu, CEO of Hite Jinro, who visited Mokpo and Pohang Fire Department in person, said, `I hope that the thank-you snack truck, which has been continued every year with sincerity, will continue to be a small but warm consolation for the hard work of firefighters.'' As a company that fulfills its social responsibilities, we will continue to work harder to contribute to the local community, including firefighters.'
Meanwhile, Hite Jinro signed a business agreement with the Fire Department in 2018 to improve the treatment of firefighters' families and raise public safety awareness. In addition to programs to encourage incumbent firefighters, such as operating snack cars, holding healing camps, and supporting sports competitions, Hite Jinro is also conducting programs for firefighters' bereaved families every year, including emergency living expenses, legal expenses for recognizing their death in the line of duty, and holding family healing camps. In addition, Hite Jinro plans to continue the event 'Thank You Snack Car' in the second half of the year at five fire stations located in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, Jangheung and Yeosu in Jeollanam-do, Gimje, Jeollabuk-do, and Daegu from September to October.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
