In Seoul, South Korea, Lubrizol volunteers partnered with The Beautiful Learning Organization to support literacy and educational access through the Little Library Project.
Thirty employees translated Korean children’s books into English, turning them into bilingual learning tools for children in Cambodia.
The initiative demonstrates how employee volunteering can advance education, strengthen community impact, and support Lubrizol’s broader sustainability goals.

As part of International Volunteer Day, Lubrizol’s South Korea team partnered with The Beautiful Learning Organization to advance global literacy through the Little Library Project. Together, 30 employee volunteers used their language skills to translate Korean children’s picture books into English, broadening access to educational resources for children in Cambodia.

Throughout the event, volunteers thoughtfully translated story text, produced and assembled English labels, and affixed them to each book— transforming every title into a bilingual learning tool. This hands-on process enhanced the usability of the books for young readers and ensured that the stories could be shared across cultures and languages.

Little Library Project Supports Literacy and Volunteer Impact in South Korea