100 million Lee Chanwon, 5,000 Yoo Jaeseok..★ also sold their hands to avoid the all-time forest fire.
Mar 26, 2025
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According to the Hope Bridge Disaster Relief Association on the 26th, singer Lee Chan-won donated 100 million won to recover from forest fires. Lee Chan-won is from Ulju-gun, Ulsan, one of the affected areas.
The agency said Lee Chan-won decided to donate as damage was also caused to Ulju-gun, his birthplace.
National MC Yoo Jae-seok also donated 50 million won. Yoo Jae-seok, who is not on the list of national disaster donations, also contributed 50 million won to the fire to help recover the damage. He donated a total of 1.05 billion won to Hope Bridge.
An agency official said, "We decided to donate after Yoo Jae-seok received the news of the forest fire damage, hoping that it would help the affected residents in a small way.""We hope that those who are suffering from a sudden disaster will recover their daily lives as soon as possible."," he said.
The troubled city also donated 50 million won. Ko Min-si was deeply saddened to see the damage getting bigger. I wanted to be of any help"I think it's time to gather our minds together. I hope more people will continue to participate."
Ko Min-si is a member of Hope Bridge Honors Club, a private high-value donor group of Hope Bridge, and has been expressing his warm heart for disaster-affected neighbors by quickly expressing his intention to donate to neighbors in need, including flood damage, starting with donating wildfires in Gangwon Province in 2019.
Actor Chun Woo-hee also offered 40 million won. Chun Woo-hee donated to Hope Bridge to support forest fire damage and firefighters active at the disaster site.
Actor Lim Si-wan and Korean Red Cross Ambassador So Yoo-jin' also donated 30 million won each to help victims.
Broadcaster Lee Hye-young also donated 20 million won to support forest fire damage. Lee Hye-young is also a member of Hope Bridge Honors Club, a high-value donation club for Hope Bridge.
Kim Jin-woo, a member of the idol group WINNER, and Lee Seung-yoon, a comedian-turned-TV, also donated 10 million won each.
Meanwhile, 27,000 people are evacuating from the Uiseong forest fire that swept the northern and eastern regions of Gyeongsangbuk-do, counting 18 deaths as of 9 a.m. on the 26th.
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