ESTsoft has decided to sponsor the 'Culture Sunshine Concert' since June 2014 to offer a culturally enriched life to neighbors who have difficulty accessing culture, and to share it together. Through the 'Culture Sunshine Concert', we hope that the culturally underserved community will have the opportunity to experience hope and sharing.

ESTsoft has donated software products worth approximately 20 million won, including ALYac and ALTools for public institutions, to the Korean Red Cross this year, following last year. The Korean Red Cross was established in 1948 and is an organization dedicated to various relief activities, community service, and regional health services. The donated software is expected to be used for the social contribution work of the Korean Red Cross's local branches nationwide.

In April 2015, ESTsoft donated 30,000 of its utility and security software to about 6,800 welfare facilities in Seoul, including free computer classes and nursing homes, to support vulnerable groups who are alienated from information technology. ESTsoft will continue to use its information technology talent valuably to help society.

Since 2011, ESTsoft has participated in the 'Love Green PC Distribution Project' organized by the Korea Agency for Digital Opportunity and Promotion, donating packages of ALTools and ALYac worth a total of 1.5 billion won over three years. ESTsoft is carrying out the 'ESTsoft Talent Sharing Project' to fulfill its corporate social responsibility by donating its own software to non-profit organizations. ESTsoft will continue to strive to make computers conveniently usable for all, without information disparity between generations and income levels, through continuous software talent donation.

At the beginning of 2013, ESTsoft donated ALYac and ALTools to the social welfare corporation 'Children and the Future' and three social welfare centers. ESTsoft has consistently donated ALYac and ALTools to the social welfare corporation 'Children and the Future' since 2010, and this year, they donated 22 copies of ALYac and ALTools. In addition, a total of 260 copies of ALYac and ALTools were donated to the Seogu Senior Comprehensive Welfare Center, Bitgoeul Comprehensive Social Welfare Center, and Seoul Special City Dream Tree Village, which will be used in computer classes for the information-vulnerable community that is ongoing in each welfare center.

On January 25th, we visited the sprout dream center called Dream Together located in Yangpyeong with the 5th ESTsoft University Student Supporters. Sprout Dream Center is a space created by Dream Together by remodeling an abandoned school in Yangpyeong, allowing children from the metropolitan area community centers to camp every Friday to Sunday for two nights and three days. We explained the concept of mind maps through 'Mind map quiz' and 'Mind map self-made rap'. In addition, we had time to draw the children's dreams using mind maps, present them, and create a mind map tree. You can check the details on the ESTsoft blog.

ESTsoft conducted a campaign to raise funds for the Hope School in Africa in conjunction with Hope TV SBS. The campaign accumulated funds of one million won each time the ALTools toolbar reached 100,000 installations, and with the goal of 500,000 toolbar installations achieved, a total of five million won was donated.

ESTsoft headquarters and the game service center have prepared an in-house charity event to deliver rice of love to the low-income class on the occasion of the year-end. Approximately 350 employees voluntarily participated in the fundraising during lunchtime and delivered 800 Kg of rice of love to the low-income class with the funds raised.

Even at the end of 2012, many welfare organizations requested donations of ALYac and ALTools. They experienced difficulties managing computer classes with mostly outdated, low-spec computers, dealing with virus infections and a lack of free educational programs. ALYac and ALTools were donated to Donggu Senior Cultural Center/Seodaemun City Deaf Welfare Center/Dream Village Local Children's Center/Galwol Comprehensive Social Welfare Center/(Korea Transport Disabled Association North Gyeongsang Branch), and they will be utilized for those wanting to learn about computers.

In November 2012, the social enterprise C2Net, Ilshin, and Comwin, which are conducting business donating recycled PCs to underdeveloped countries, donated a total of 2890 copies of the ALYac English version. The ALYac English version will be installed on repaired recycled computers and is expected to be donated to countries with relatively low information accessibility, such as the Philippines and the Dominican Republic.

October marked the time when ESTsoft's talent-sharing project became known through Facebook, leading to many welfare organizations requesting donations of ALYac and ALTools. They expressed their happiness upon discovering such a talent-sharing project, as they had wanted to use genuine software but found it challenging due to their circumstances. ALYac and ALTools have been donated to various institutions including Gwangmyeong Comprehensive Welfare Center for the Disabled, Wanju County Welfare Center for the Disabled, Yongin Comprehensive Welfare Center for the Disabled, Deungchon7 Comprehensive Social Welfare Center, Seongdong Comprehensive Welfare Center for the Disabled, and Changnyeong County Comprehensive Welfare Center for the Disabled. These donations aim to bridge the digital divide amongst different social strata and will be utilized for computer education.