Seoul Yeongseo Elementary School

One sweltering July afternoon, at Seoul Yeongseo Elementary School, a special kind of lesson unfolded. The air buzzed with anticipation as students from three classes gathered. This wasn’t a typical day at Seoul Yeongseo Elementary School. It was a day for “Let’s Collect Good 100 KRW,” a unique program presented by the organization HUMAN IN LOVE. The goal was to teach these young minds about the power of giving and the meaning of humanity at Seoul Yeongseo Elementary School. The program began with an introduction to HUMAN IN LOVE and its mission. The facilitators explained the concept of sharing and its impact on those in need. They helped the students at Seoul Yeongseo Elementary School develop their own giving plans, encouraging them to think about how even small contributions could make a difference. A powerful video about families with disabled children played next. The emotional impact was palpable. Some students at Seoul Yeongseo Elementary School were moved to tears, witnessing the struggles of others. After the video, a discussion ensued. The children at Seoul Yeongseo Elementary School brainstormed ways to help those less fortunate. Many creative ideas emerged, highlighting the empathy these young learners possessed. The HUMAN IN LOVE representatives then introduced the “Good 100 KRW” campaign, emphasizing the significance of small acts of kindness. They discussed how to collect their “Good 100 KRW,” emphasizing virtues like respect, understanding, love, and order. Each student at Seoul Yeongseo Elementary School chose one virtue and wrote down a plan for sharing, putting their newfound understanding into action. The day concluded with a commitment from the students to practice giving and make a positive impact on their community, a lesson learned well beyond the walls of Seoul Yeongseo Elementary School.