- CEO Joo-jae Lim and others volunteer with Habitat for Humanity on September 11, 2009 in Cheonan  

On September 11, 2009, the management and staff of the Korea Housing Finance Corporation (KHFC) volunteered with Habitat for Humanity to build homes for low-income families that do not own a home.  

About 30 KHFC employees, mostly from the KHFC Bogeumjari Volunteer Group, gathered to help out at the "Village of Hope" construction site in Mokcheon-eup Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do. Though unskilled, they were willing to spend their day cutting wood, hammering nails, and sweating to build homes for people in need.

CEO Lim worked on wall-papering. He said, “The Habitat experience is all the more meaningful because the prime responsibility of KHFC is to help solve the housing needs of low-income families without a home. I hope that this campaign of building homes of love will continue so that our neighbors in need do not lose the hope of becoming home-owners.”

Before beginning his voluntary service that day, Lim donated KRW 10 million, raised by KHFC employees, to Habitat Cheonan-Ansan Affiliate and asked that the money be spent to improve the housing environment for low-income families.

Since the launch of its Bogeumjari Volunteer Group in June 2006, KHFC has participated in 7 Habitat campaigns, including “Building Homes of Love,” “One Company - One Village,” the Beautiful Store campaign, and other important social activities.