Shinhan Bank has launched a blood-sharing initiative to help stabilize the blood supply and spread a culture of respect for life.
Shinhan Bank said Saturday that it has carried out the "2026 Love Blood Donation Sharing" campaign, in which employees participate, to mark World Blood Donor Day. Through June 19, employees at branches and headquarters departments nationwide voluntarily donate blood and then contribute their blood donation certificates. On June 9, the bank stationed a blood donation bus in front of its headquarters to boost on-site participation. Shinhan Bank has continued the campaign since 2001, drawing a cumulative total of about 24,000 participants.
Shinhan Bank has also worked to establish a culture of sharing in everyday life. To mark Children's Day in 2024, the bank donated 1,004 blood donation certificates to the Korea Childhood Leukemia Foundation, helping child patients suffering from rare and intractable diseases. It has also continued its sharing efforts by sharing voluntary blood donation activities through its in-house social contribution platform "Beautiful Bank." Last month, to mark World Menstrual Hygiene Day, the bank carried out its "365 Peace of Mind Dream" project, which included providing menstrual product kits for women from vulnerable groups and installing free sanitary pad vending machines at some branches.
"Through the blood donation campaign we have continued every year, we hope to deliver practical help to those who need blood," a Shinhan Bank official said. "We will continue to expand warm social contribution activities in which our employees take part together."
