Nexon has handed over a total of approximately 170 million won to the Seoul National University Hospital Nexon Children's Integrative Care Center, affectionately known as Dotori House.

This contribution was a collective effort, pooled together by users, employees, and the company itself. It combines 100 million won raised through the user-participatory 'Nexon Hero' campaign and about 73 million won gathered via the internal 'Double-U Campaign'.

This year's Double-U Campaign ran from December 2nd to December 9th via the company's internal portal. Roughly 650 employees chipped in, raising about 36 million won in personal and team donations. The company matched this, and the total will be used for facility upgrades, such as fall prevention measures, and equipment procurement at Dotori House.

The 100 million won raised through 'Nexon Hero' is earmarked for establishing a family camp program and securing professional staff. Starting next year, this 1-night, 2-day programme aims to help children with severe or rare incurable diseases and their families build stronger bonds. Medical staff, social workers, and volunteers will also be on hand to assist with the emotional recovery of all family members involved.

Dotori House plans to expand its team of professional play therapists with this donation, ensuring the stable operation of these family camps and providing more severe pediatric patients with specialized emotional and play-based care environments.

Jung-wook Kim, Chairman of the Nexon Foundation, noted, "This support is particularly meaningful as it represents the combined hearts of our users, employees, and the company. We remain committed to supporting the daily lives of these children and their families, ensuring their treatment journey becomes a more positive experience."

Young-tae Kim, President of Seoul National University Hospital, added, "We expect this donation to be a tremendous help in providing rest and bonding time for the children's families. We are deeply grateful to all the Nexon employees and users who have gathered their warm hearts for this cause."