Social Contribution
Samsung Display loves and shares with local communities.


Samsung Display is conducting activities to nurture global talent with the vision of "strengthening future core talent" through "youth education."
Book Woollim
Book Woollim is one of Samsung Display's most prominent social contribution project that provides (remodels) excellent libraries and reading spaces to spread the culture of reading among children, the youth, and local residents as part of a movement to "create a habit for reading" and "education." Through this, we are creating comfortable reading environments that anyone can enjoy at any time, and we hope to revitalize the culture of reading in local communities by cultivating the joy and habit of reading.

Reading environment improvement project
To spread the culture of reading in local communities, we improve reading environments with the characteristics of the receiving institutions.
501 excellent libraries, 100,593 books (2014– )
67 reading spaces (2014– )

Reading culture activities support and reading talent project
We provide the joyful experience of reading along with improving literacy, and support the growth of talented readers as members of the society with positive values.
Local community activities
To be a company that is trusted by the local communities and loved by our employees, Samsung Display implements sharing with a variety of activities

VOLED Choir
Funded by Samsung Display, the VOLED Choir is a 4-star choir composed of 48 youths with intellectual developmental disorders. We are working to discover talent through music, restore their self-esteem, and improve their social skills, and helping spread positive perceptions about people with disabilities.

Support for children with severe
disabilities
We are helping the children ensure social skills and strengthen family bonds by providing practical help for disabilities. With funds raised through a donation campaign among Samsung Display employees, we are helping the families of severely disabled children with financial difficulties with medical expenses and purchases of orthotics.

One Table,
One Flower
When a Samsung Display employee applies for the One Table, One Flower service, a developmentally disabled person delivers flowers and a flowerpot directly to the employee's desk once a week. Through this cooperation with the workplace for disabled persons, we are improving the work environment of our company with flower and flowerpot deliveries, creating jobs for 50 disabled persons, and helping improve society.
Business of sharing
Samsung Display implements a true business of sharing through employee volunteer programs and creating a business culture that fulfills social responsibilities and obligations.
Volunteer programs that use the employees' talents

Non-face-to-face volunteering
Spreading the warm culture of sharing through non-face-to-face volunteering due to the prolonged COVID situation
OMG: Hair donation drive for children with cancer (wig support)
Mug & Cup: Upcycling mugs left in the office to flowerpots

Share the Love Kimchi-Making Festival
In this major winter volunteer program for Samsung Display, the CEO, employees, and local residents come together to make kimchi for local low-income families and share neighborly love.
440 cumulative tons of fresh kimchi (2005–2020, 16 times)
Establishment of sister village relationships
Starting in 2003, Samsung Display has established sister village relationships to revitalize the exchange between farmlands and cities. We have been holding various exchange activities such as providing helping hands during busy farming seasons, farmland experiences and tourism, and village development.

22 villages in Asan-si and Cheonan-si
2 villages around the country
(Gangwon-do and Jeollabuk-do)