BASF's Kids' Lab program, a global initiative aimed at promoting science education among children, recently celebrated its 21st year in Korea at the Yeosu site, marking BASF's 70th anniversary in the country. The program, which first started in 1997, has been a significant contributor to inspiring young minds towards science through engaging and hands-on activities. Despite challenges posed by the pandemic, BASF continued its commitment to science education by developing and donating science experiment kits to ensure uninterrupted learning. The recent event welcomed fifth-grade students who participated in various interactive experiments, including activities related to sustainability like creating recycled plastic keyrings and exploring the power of hydrogen fuel cells. Notable figures from BASF, including Dr. Dschun Song and Dr. Stephan Kothrade, highlighted the importance of science education and sustainable chemistry in empowering the next generation of scientists. The event culminated in the recognition of BASF's efforts by the Jeollanamdo Office of Education, which presented the company with an appreciation plaque. BASF's longstanding commitment to promoting science education and sustainability in Korea reflects its dedication to creating a better future through chemistry.