● S-OIL has continuously sponsored the orchestra of performers with disabilities, contributing a total of 1.5 billion won over the past 17 years. 

    - It supports cultural and artistic activities of performers with disabilities and actively engages in cultural and artistic sharing initiatives.

On April 16, ahead of Disability Day, S-OIL (CEO Anwar Al-Hejazi) delivered a donation of 100 million won to the Heart-to-Heart Foundation (President Oh Jee-chul) at S-OIL's headquarters in Mapo, Seoul. The donation will be used to support the musical activities of the foundation's orchestra, which consists of performers with developmental disabilities, and to provide educational programs aimed at raising awareness of disabilities among elementary, middle, and high school students, as well as the general public.

The Heart-to-Heart Foundation established the nation’s first orchestra composed of performers with developmental disabilities in 2006, with the aim of fostering the talents and social participation of youth with disabilities. S-OIL has been sponsoring the Heart-to-Heart Foundation for 17 years since 2009, supporting the cultural activities of individuals with disabilities and raising awareness about disabilities. The company actively engages in cultural and artistic sharing initiatives, such as hosting weekly concerts at its headquarters and local welfare centers featuring orchestra members with developmental disabilities. Through these efforts, S-OIL has participated in the “Certification System for Excellent Companies in Cultural and Artistic Sponsorship” organized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Arts Council Korea since 2020, and has been certified as an excellent company annually.

"The music performed by the orchestra members with developmental disabilities was beautiful and moving," CEO Al-Hejazi said. "S-OIL will continue to support youth with developmental disabilities who have musical talent and strive to be a company that upholds its social responsibilities."