Yoo Seung-ho Donates to Support Families of Severely Ill Children for Family Month

By Jeeyoung, Jo

May 20, 2025

Yoo Seung-ho Donates to Support Families of Severely Ill Children for Family Month



Actor Yoo Seung-ho expressed his warm heart for severely ill children and their families.

According to his agency 333 on the 20th, Yoo Seung-ho delivered 1,000 won in donations to RMHC Korea for Family Month. RMHC Korea is a global non-profit corporation responsible for the establishment and operation of a shelter near a hospital where a severely ill child and his family can stay together during the treatment period.

Donations will be used to create and support comfortable homes for them, including the construction of new houses in the Seoul metropolitan area, so that more families of patients can focus on long-term outpatient treatment.




Earlier in April, Yoo Seung-ho visited the Ronald McDonald House in Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, to tour the facilities, delivering heartfelt support and gifts to the children and their families.

"I am grateful to have meaningfully shared the deep love I have received from many people for a long time," Yoo Seung-ho said. "I joined the sharing with the hope that the children will relieve pain from the warm arms of their families and rest and receive treatment in a friendly space without worries. I hope that it will be a small hope and courage for children's steps toward their dreams,' he said.

In addition, Yoo Seung-ho will continue to practice good influence by walking with the participant's family in line with the purpose of the event, which will be held on the 25th as an ambassador for the '2025 McDonald's Happy Walk'. The entire cost of participating in the event, including Yoo Seung-ho's donation, is delivered to RMHC Korea to be used for treatment and support for patients and their families.




Meanwhile, Yoo Seung-ho plays Brutus, who betrays his friend for the ideal of the republic, in the play 'Killing Caesar', and is performing a dense and passionate performance with a desperate and mournful face.

The play 'Killing Caesar', a reinterpretation of Shakespeare's classic 'Julius Caesar', will be available at Sogang University's Mary Hall Grand Theater until July 20.






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