Hana Foundation establishes and operates elderly and child care facilities and implements social welfare projects in an effort to address the social issues of low fertility and population aging.

A microcredit project is an extension of a microlending business, which offers small loans to financially vulnerable people without access to the services of financial institutions or startups as working capital on a non-collateral,
non-guarantee basis, thereby helping people regain social and economic
self-reliance. Hana Microcredit is a microcredit business operated in tandem with the government’s policy to support ordinary people by providing microloans.

As part of its effort to establish a sustainable and systematic culture of social contribution, the Group became the first financial institution in the country to establish a charitable organization, called the Hana Nanum Foundation, in December 2005. All employees of Hana Bank express their love for their fellow citizens through the Foundation, which contributes to local communities and national development by cooperating with other nonprofit organizations.

The Group established Hana Academy Seoul, a premier private high school that offers a top-notch educational environment and content in order to help young people work toward their dreams and grow as pioneering leaders in the age of globalization.