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    • PROLOGUE
    • SAMSUNG FOUNDATION OF CULTURE
      • Introduction
    • SAMSUNG LIFE PUBLIC WELFARE FOUNDATION
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    • SAMSUNG WELFARE FOUNDATION
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    • HO-AM FOUNDATION
      • Introduction
  • CULTURE AND ARTS PROJECTS
    • PROLOGUE
    • MUSEUMS RUN BY THE SAMSUNG FOUNDATION
      • Leeum, SAMSUNG Museum of Art
      • HO-AM Art Museum
      • PLATEAU
    • SUPPORT FOR CULTURE AND THE ARTS
      • PARIS, Cite Internationale des Arts
      • Traditional Korean Children's Songs Project
      • Musical Instrument Bank
      • Culture and I
  • SOCIAL WELFARE PROJECTS
    • PROLOGUE
    • SAMSUNG CHILDCARE CENTERS
      • Introduction
    • A LITTLE SHARING FOR A LOT OF LOVE
      • Introduction
    • SAMSUNG CHILD EDUCATION AND CULTURE CENTER
      • Introduction
    • SAMSUNG DREAM CLASS
      • Introduction
    • SAMSUNG SCHOLARSHIP
      • Introduction
  • PRIZE AND AWARDS
    • PROLOGUE
    • THE HO-AM PRIZE
      • Introduction
      • Prize winners
      • Nominations
    • THE SAMSUNG FILIAL PIETY AWARDS
      • Introduction
    • THE BICHUMI WOMEN AWARDS
      • Introduction
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Ho-Am Foundation

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Introduction

Ho-Am Foundation aims to give a systematic structure to the accomplishments and business philosophy of Ho-Am Lee Byung Chull so that they can be inherited to the posterity and be developed further. It also upholds his dying will by carrying out a variety of projects that can be helpful to the growth both of Korea and the world.

Founded in 1997 to pay homage to and perpetuate the spirit of the late Chairman Byung-chull Lee, founder of Samsung,
the Ho-AM Foundation continues the legacy of the late Chairman Lee's civic contributions through its many activities.

Most notably, the Ho-Am Prize was conceived by Chairman Kun-hee Lee in tribute to the late Chairman Lee
and his spirit of public service and human ingenuity.

First conferred in 1991, the annual prizes continue to recognize individuals who have contributed to academics,
the arts and social development, of who have furthered the welfare of humanity through extraordinary accomplishments.

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