On the morning of April 28, Street to Home, an incorporated association, is proud to announce it is holding its first ever fundraising Marathon at Tancheon 2024 to help address the increase in abandoned animals and improve animal awareness in society.

Street to Home, is a global animal awareness improvement organization established by the Korea Foreign Enterprise Association (KOFA) to protect abandoned animals and animal rights at the ESG level in order to realize true respect for animal life.

 

In addition to rescue activities for abandoned animals, we are carrying out various activities to find solutions to the increase in abandoned animals, which is fundamentally a social problem.

By correcting misconceptions about animals and providing positive exposure, we are striving to spread positive influence by carrying out educational projects and campaigns, including animal rights law changing endeavors.

Alicia In-seon Song is the general secretary of KOFA and the chairman of the board of directors of the Street to Home Corporation.

Alicia In-seon Song was the head of Korea for a global company for an extensive term before she dedicated herself to the important endeavor of protecting innocent animal life.  For the past five years, she has been actively participating in animal rights activities as a volunteer, and has now taken the lead in protecting animal rights in earnest.

All participation funds collected from the donation marathon will be used towards neuter surgery and heartworm treatment for Street to Home rescue dogs and cats, as well as purchasing/donating food to organizations that provide care for large numbers of rescue dogs and rescue cats, but are having difficulty raising funds and operating because of their lack of exposure.  Participation recruitment will be ongoing until March 31st, and participation applications can be made through the Google form in the below link.

https://forms.gle/o1xhPLECzyS8tyT38