Blockchain charity platform ‘CHERRY’, COVID-19 donation relay ‘Cherion Carry On’

Share the emergency disaster relief fund with those who need it more than you!

‘CHERRY’, a blockchain charity platform, conducts ‘Cherion Carry On’, a donation relay to help with COVID-19

• Social media donation relay campaign to help neighbors suffering from COVID-19

• Started relay by sharing emergency disaster support funds by celebrities from all walks of life

• All employees voluntarily participated in donations, and a heartwarming procession of sharing continued throughout the company

Korea’s first blockchain-based charity platform ‘CHERRY Hope Sharing Platform’ (hereafter referred to as CHERRY) announced on the 15th that it will hold a ‘CHERRY ON Carry ON’ donation relay to help neighbors suffering from COVID-19.

The ‘Cherion Carry On’ donation relay proceeds by donating to CHERRY’s various campaigns, sharing the donation completion page on social media, and then designating three friends to participate in the donation. Currently, CHERRY is conducting various fundraising campaigns to help underprivileged neighbors, including helping children with cancer to overcome the corona crisis and the poor in Bangladesh and Afghanistan.

Meanwhile, people from all walks of life participated in the donation relay and announced the start of the event by donating emergency relief funds. Choi Jong-won, CEO of Widam Oriental Hospital, Hoseo University Professor Lee Seon-young, Startrain CEO Jung Ju-ho, violinist Yeo Geun-ha, All People CEO Kim Jong-du, and cartoonist Kim Jong-doo, etc. ' participated. In particular, TEEware Co., Ltd., a company specializing in security software based on TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) technology, attracted attention as all employees participated in the donation relay and continued voluntary sharing at the company-wide level.

Lee Sujeong, CEO of E4Net, said, “Now, when many people are groaning due to COVID-19, this is the time when the spirit of loving neighbors is most needed. ”

The 'CHERRY Hope Sharing Platform', which launched the service last November, was recognized for its contribution to the vitalization of the blockchain-fintech industry and was awarded the 2019 Minister of Science and Technology Information and Communication Award. Currently, about 20 public interest organizations are actively conducting fundraising campaigns. are doing