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Singer Lee Young Ji donates 50 million won to aid recovery from heavy rain in southern regions

Singer Lee Young Ji has donated 50 million won to help neighbors suffering from record-breaking heavy rainfall in southern regions. This donation, delivered through the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association, will support rapid recovery efforts and help victims return to their daily lives.

Singer Lee Young Ji donates 50 million won to aid recovery from heavy rain in southern regions
▲ Singer Lee Young Ji steps forward to help neighbors affected by flooding in southern regions (Photo = Provided by Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association)

Singer Lee Young Ji has donated 50 million won to help neighbors struggling due to record-breaking heavy rainfall in the southern regions. This donation was delivered through the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association and will be used to support the rapid recovery of the affected areas and the restoration of daily lives for the victims.

Lee Young Ji stated through media reports that she learned of the damage situation and decided to donate to be of help, deeply empathizing with the desperation of the situation on the ground. Including this donation, the cumulative amount Lee Young Ji has delivered to Hope Bridge reaches a total of 180 million won.

Previously, Lee Young Ji has consistently practiced sharing, including 20 million won for flood recovery in 2022, 10 million won to support children at risk of hunger in 2023, and 100 million won for summer flood recovery.

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Jung Se-yeon
KSW Journal · Reporter

Covers K-pop for KSW Journal, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.

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