The Woodland delivered Children’s Day gifts to Purme Foundation Nexon Children’s Rehabilitation Hospital.

Ahead of Children’s Day, on the 22nd, a meaningful event was held at Purme Foundation Children’s Rehabilitation Hospital to present gifts of encouragement to children undergoing rehabilitation treatment.

The event was jointly prepared by The Woodland’s oral care brand The Twelve and its infant and kids brands Raho and KouMou, with the aim of offering comfort and encouragement to children undergoing rehabilitation treatment in celebration of Children’s Day.

At the event, gifts were delivered to approximately 140 hospitalized children. The packages included The Twelve’s well-known kids’ toothbrushes, baby hats, and night lights—items useful for hospital life—thoughtfully prepared to support both the children’s health and happiness.

Choi Hee-jeong, CEO of The Woodland, attended the event and said, “We have been grateful to continue our relationship with Purme Foundation Children’s Rehabilitation Hospital for eight years now, and we hope to carry on this connection for as long as we can.” She added, “We will continue to be a company that delivers warmth and hope to children in every corner of society.”

Based on its brand philosophy that “Every child is special,” The Woodland has consistently carried out its social responsibility by hosting annual gift-giving events on Children’s Day and Christmas.

After the event, CEO Choi Hee-jeong shared, “Every child is special, and I believe that this uniqueness is where everything begins. We will continue to build The Woodland by embedding that sense of specialness into every step we take.”