【 Donation Funds are used to: 】 - Establish professorship chair of Korean Studies at universities abroad - Support Korean Studies courses at universities abroad - Provide Scholarship aid for next-generation specialists of Korea abroad - Support Korea-related research conducted by leading institutes abroad - Distribute of Korea-related books and materials to overseas libraries - Conduct Invitation program of next-generation leaders to Korea - Establish and operate Korean galleries at prominent museums abroad
【 Administration of Donation 】 - If a donor does not choose to designate a specific use or project, the donated funds are used for various international exchanges programs implemented by the Korea Foundation. - When a donor designates a specific project in a particular country/region, the Korea Foundation fully undertakes the designated project from the start to follow-up measures, based on the Foundation's specialized staff capability and expertise. In this case, a tripartite agreement, among the donor, the Korea Foundation, and the recipient institution, is concluded to outline their respective obligations and rights, and the project may be named by the donor, in consultation with the recipient institution.
【 Examples of Donor-Designated Projects 】 • Establishment of university professorship - "Yoon Se Young Professor of Korean History" at Harvard University, U.S. (SBS Foundation) - "Chung Ju Young Distinguished Professor of International Economics and Business" at Johns Hopkins University, U.S. (Hyundai Group) • Support for Korean galleries at museums - Provision of support to the British Museum for its acquisition of Korean artifacts (Hankook Samgong) • Contact - Fund Management Department Phone: (02)-3463-5683 e-mail: fund@kf.or.kr
- If a Korean business or individual would like to make a contribution to the Designated Donation Program, please contact the Korea Foundation by phone or e-mail. Thereafter, a Foundation program officer will contact a prospective donor to discuss the related program details.
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