Bithumb Nanum, the social contribution brand of domestic cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb, expanded its social contribution activities in the first half of 2026. Bithumb Nanum announced on the 26th that it conducted approximately 30 social contribution activities across the country during the first half of 2026. The program represents Bithumb's ongoing commitment to community engagement through its dedicated social contribution initiative.
Bithumb Nanum Supports 5,000 People Through Field-Centered Activities
Bithumb Nanum continued field-centered support activities targeting children, elderly people, people with disabilities, and neighbors in welfare blind spots. Rather than simple donations, the organization combined direct visits with experiential programs, providing support to approximately 5,000 people in the first half of the year.
Children's Facilities Receive Educational and Recreational Programs
At child-rearing facilities, Bithumb Nanum conducted ski trips, water play, amusement park outings, and barbecue events. Educational programs including drone education, children's safety education, and self-defense lectures were also provided. Customized experiences such as nail art and bead bracelet making were operated according to facility characteristics.
Elderly Residents Benefit from Holiday Meals and Commemorative Events
Activities for elderly people continued throughout the period. Bithumb Nanum provided holiday food to 150 residents of Changsin-dong jjokbang village and shared Taegeukgi (Korean flags) with 600 elderly people at Jongno Senior Welfare Center. Snacks, experiences, and birthday party programs were also conducted for elderly national merit recipients at veterans' homes and elderly people living alone in Jung-gu, Seoul.
Disability Welfare and Vulnerable Groups Receive Targeted Support
In the disability welfare sector, Bithumb Nanum visited Bucheon Hyerim-won and special schools to encourage students and teachers. At the Dongdaemun-gu Turtle Walking Event, Bithumb employees were matched 1:1 with visually impaired participants to walk the 4km course together.
Support for welfare blind spots proceeded in parallel. Bithumb Nanum supported healing trips for mothers at maternity facilities and operated family experience programs at single-parent family facilities. The organization delivered 3,000 coal briquettes and blankets to energy-vulnerable groups in Dongducheon.
Bithumb Nanum Expands to Jeju and Delivers ₩750 Million in Support
Bithumb Nanum conducted its first social contribution program in the Jeju region this year and launched the first social contribution volunteer corps with university students from across the country participating. The scale of support items in the first half, including hooded zip-ups, eco-bags, diaries, tumblers, coal briquettes, and blankets, totaled approximately ₩750 million.
A Bithumb Nanum official stated, "We have focused on creating an environment where we can harmonize with neighbors who need help while listening to voices from the field," adding, "We will continue social contribution activities that go beyond one-time support to maintain relationships."
FAQ
What activities did Bithumb Nanum conduct in the first half of 2026?
Bithumb Nanum conducted approximately 30 social contribution activities across the country in the first half of 2026, including ski trips, water play, amusement park outings, barbecue events, drone education, children's safety education, and self-defense lectures at child-rearing facilities. The organization also provided holiday food to 150 residents of Changsin-dong jjokbang village, shared Taegeukgi with 600 elderly people at Jongno Senior Welfare Center, and delivered 3,000 coal briquettes and blankets to energy-vulnerable groups in Dongducheon.
How many people did Bithumb Nanum support in the first half of 2026?
Bithumb Nanum provided support to approximately 5,000 people in the first half of 2026 through field-centered activities targeting children, elderly people, people with disabilities, and neighbors in welfare blind spots. The total value of support items, including hooded zip-ups, eco-bags, diaries, tumblers, coal briquettes, and blankets, amounted to approximately ₩750 million.
