Source: Actoz Soft

Actoz Soft (CEO Guo Haibin) announced on the 10th that it has donated ₩10 million to the international development NGO Gfoundation (CEO Park Chung-kwan) to celebrate the 11st anniversary of its PC MMORPG 'Final Fantasy XIV.'

The donation ceremony, held at the Actoz Soft headquarters on Thursday, July 30, was attended by Choi Jung-hae, producer of the Korean version of 'Final Fantasy XIV,' and Bang Ji-hye, a team leader at Gfoundation. To repay the trust of users who have supported the Korean version of 'Final Fantasy XIV' over the past 11 years and to embody the spirit of 'togetherness'—a theme highlighted by the simultaneous global and Korean server patches that allow players worldwide to embark on new adventures at the same time—the donation was made under the name 'The Warriors of Light of Final Fantasy XIV' with the message, 'Starting a new adventure together.

The donation will support Gfoundation's 'Standing Together' campaign for youth aging out of foster care. The funds will be used for various initiatives, including living expenses, education, hygiene products, food, clothing, networking projects, mentoring, and supporter programs.

Meanwhile, 'Final Fantasy XIV,' which has reached its 11st year of service in Korea, has been making annual donations to support vulnerable groups since its first user-funded charity drive during its 3rd anniversary in 2018, practicing the true meaning of 'togetherness' through social contribution.

Producer Choi Jung-hae of Actoz Soft stated, "We are deeply grateful to all the users who have been with 'Final Fantasy XIV' for the past 11 years. As players around the world shared the same moments this year through the long-awaited simultaneous global patch, we wanted to extend the value of 'togetherness'—which we have cultivated both inside and outside the game—into social sharing. We hope this donation, made in the name of 'The Warriors of Light of Final Fantasy XIV,' will help young people transitioning to independence take their first steps. 'Final Fantasy XIV' will continue to provide better service and maintain our commitment to sharing with our users."