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Few of us want to confront our shortcomings.

We’re often kind to people outside our home, so it doesn’t feel natural to consider how we may be hurting the ones closest to us. Read more

With the intent of doing what we can to make the world a brighter place for one person at a time, we offer scholarships and bursaries for disadvantaged youth and young adults in Korea who need financial support to pursue self-sufficiency. Read more

In the months after my mother-in-law passed away in 2015, my wife developed a strong desire to adopt a dog. Her search led to Wilbur, a 1-year old French Bulldog whose owner was preparing to move to the States and couldn't take Wilbur along. Read more

When our Mom graduated from a Seoul area high school in 1963, her family didn't have the money to send her to university. Thankfully, she had a friend whose father hired our Mom to do secretarial work for a local hospital. She saved what she could from that job and ultimately put herself through a 2-year college program to earn her diploma. Read more

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As a young child of immigrant parents in Canada, I didn't speak much English when I began kindergarten. I was the only East Asian child in my class, and my Mom tells me that I had terrible separation anxiety over the first few weeks of school. Read more

Much of society teaches that our value is tied to tangible things such as our physical looks, what school we went to, how much money we make, the home we live in, and our mode of transportation. Read more