Our philanthropy is based on the Korean philosophy of “Nanum” which means “Sharing and Giving”: We help people who have encountered hard times get back on their feet and, in turn, encourage them to share their experience and help other people weather a life crisis.
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On January 24, 2025, the Korean Foundation of Puerto Rico honored those who fought in the Korean War. This memorial ceremony took place at the National Cemetery in Guaynabo in the presence of Sangpyo Suh, the Consul General of the Korean Consulate in Atlanta; BG Paul W. Dahlen; Juan Nieves; Yesul Lee; Yohan Yoav Shakes
At KFPR, we believe in empowering families to build brighter futures. Meet the Tirado family – a hardworking couple dedicated to creating better opportunities for their four children. Dad, a former teacher, is tirelessly working at plastic manufacturing factory while pursuing a teaching position, and mom is juggling side jobs while studying nursing to support her family.
We encountered Cardona’s family shortly after Hurricane Fiona wreaked havoc on the southern region of Puerto Rico. As we engaged in relief efforts, we were informed about a single mother with three children who had lost her home and possessions, seeking refuge in a shelter.
We had the pleasure of visiting Luis Alamena in Ponce. He resides with his mother, wife, and two young children, who were in need of assistance with a leaking roof.
Alberto Rivera is an amazing construction worker with a ton of experience in his field. It was so great meeting him while we were volunteering to help fix people’s roofs after the hurricane.
Upon learning that Jose Caraballo, a farmer, was in need of assistance due to a hurricane destroying his home and work tools, we took action.