Actress Han Ji Min donates 50 million won for heating costs for socially vulnerable groups before the end of the year

Korean actress Han Ji Min donated 50 million won (approximately 5.5 million yen) to the Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association to help residents of Choppang Village (a slumped area) and elderly people living alone spend the winter safely.
Attached. On the 11th, a representative from Han Ji Min's management office BH Entertainment said, ``We decided to help the elderly in this colder season, even if only a little.''
Han Ji Min, as a member of the ``Hope Bridge Owners Club,'' an individual large-donation club, donated 50 million won to Hope Bridge at the end of last year to help elderly people living alone with their heating costs.
He has steadily continued to do good deeds for those in the vulnerable class. Hope Bridge Chairman Song Pil-ho said, ``As severe cold waves are expected again this winter, we are working hard to ensure the safety and assistance of vulnerable groups.''
Actress Han Ji Min's donation will be a great example for society at a time of need." Han Ji Min also spoke to the United Nations international relief organization JTS (Join Together) last week.
Following the donation of 50 million won to the Society, the news of a series of donations was warmly conveyed. Last August, we donated 50 million won to welfare facilities for the disabled.
Han Ji Min, who continuously provides support to places that need a warm hand, participated in volunteer charcoal briquettes with other volunteers in early December, when the cold wave continued, and conveyed warmth to each family.
did. Meanwhile, Han Ji Min is preparing to shoot for SBS's new TV series ``Greetings to Friends'' (tentative title).