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(Gwangju = Break News) Reporter Lee Hak -soo = Gwangju Bank recently held a talent donation volunteer work (photo) for 100 members of the Naju Badminton Association and 12 clubs.
According to Gwangju Bank, the talent donation event was designed to communicate with the community and to revitalize the sports, and it was held with various programs such as basic classes, individual one -point lessons, high -quality pilot games, and souvenirs.
Participants were able to learn professional skills by learning the practical know -how of national team players, and had a meaningful time to share the joy and passion of badminton through exchanges with the players.
Gwangju Bank Witminton Talent Talent Donation Event has been regularly continued since 2022. Beyond simple sports lessons, it is significant in that it is contributing to the health of the local people and contributing to the expansion of sports.
An official of Gwangju Bank said, “We will continue to take the lead in revitalizing local sports and fostering youth dream trees, and will continue to play the role of financial institutions that grow together with the community.”
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Gwangju Bank’s Bitsro Badminton Team Provides Talent Donation Volunteer Service to Local Residents
Learning and Demonstration Matches with Former National Team Players, Leading the Way in Creating a Healthy Leisure Culture for Local Residents
(Gwangju=Break News) Reporter Lee Hak-su = Gwangju Bank recently held a talent donation volunteer service event (pictured) with its men’s professional badminton team, the Bitsro Badminton Team, targeting approximately 100 members of the Naju City Badminton Association and 12 affiliated clubs.
According to Gwangju Bank, this talent donation event was designed to foster communication with the local community and promote recreational sports. The program included basic skills instruction, individual one-on-one lessons, high-level demonstration matches, and souvenir presentations.
Participants learned firsthand the practical know-how of former national team players, developing specialized skills, and engaging with the players to share the joy and passion of badminton.
The Gwangju Bank BITZRO Badminton Team’s talent donation event has been held annually since 2022. Beyond simply providing sports instruction, it is significant in that it supports healthy leisure activities for local residents and contributes to expanding the base of sports.
A Gwangju Bank official stated, “We will continue to actively promote local sports and nurture aspiring young talent, faithfully fulfilling our role as a financial institution that grows alongside the local community.”
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