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[Beyond Post Reporter Minhyuk Kim] On July 25th, the World Educational Cultural Aid and Sandeulsandul, a sanitary napkin manufacturing company, held a ceremony to deliver feminine products to children at local children's centers.

The sponsor, Sandeulsandul, is a specialized company that produces eco-friendly feminine products. Sandeulsandle sponsored 300 medium-sized packs of its own women's products to support the healthy daily lives of underprivileged women and adolescents in Korea. The sanitary pad delivered this time is an eco-friendly product that is SAP-free and even the wings are made from organic materials.

The target of delivery is a local children's center located in Dobong-gu, Seoul, which has a high proportion of older children. The World Educational Cultural Aid distributed feminine products to 10 upper-grade female students who use a local children's center.

At the delivery ceremony that day, the female students received the feminine products in person and expressed their gratitude. At the end of the delivery ceremony, I wrote a letter expressing my happiness at receiving support for women's products, which I usually felt a financial burden on, and delivered it to the executives and staff of the World Educational Cultural Aid.

Executives and employees of Sandeul Sandeul expressed their thoughts, saying, "We have sponsored female teenagers in difficult environments with the hope that they will grow up healthy and happy. We will continue to do our best to support teenagers from underprivileged classes so that they grow brightly and not be discouraged."

The World Educational Cultural Aid promotes sponsorship programs for children in educational blind spots around the world and is taking the lead in establishing a donation culture so that all children and youth can receive a better education and future.