Sean (JIN WOO-Shon), “A 14-year dream has come true” to build Korea’s first Lou Gehrig convalescent hospital…participates in the groundbreaking ceremony

Singer Sean (JIN WOO-Shon) has finally completed his 14-year dream of building Korea's first hospital for Lou Gehrig (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, ALS).
According to YG Entertainment on the 15th, the Seungil Hope Foundation, of which Sean serves as co-chairman, announced on the 13th that the Seungil Hope Foundation, in Yongin City, Gyeonggi Province,
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the Lou Gehrig Nursing Hospital. This was after he first met former basketball coach Park Seung-il in 2009 and joined forces to establish the Soon-il Hope Foundation in 2011.
, which bore fruit for the first time in about 14 years. Until now, Sean has been actively involved in various campaigns and challenges for hospital construction, and this year he will also be participating in the 2023 Chuncheon Marathon.
He has steadily participated in events such as ``2023 Miracle 365 Ice Bucket Challenge Run'', ``Tongyeong Ironman Triathlon'', and has raised more than 550 million won (approximately 55 million yen) to date. Please send
Attached. In particular, Sean was nominated to represent South Korea in the Ice Bucket Challenge that started in the United States in 2014, and later participated in the Ice Bucket Challenge in South Korea in 2018 and 2023.
He led the TU Challenge and generated a lot of interest and donations for Lou Gehrig Nursing Home. In addition, on the 29th of last month, the ``2023 Championship'' was held in Chuncheon City, Gangwon Province.
At the ``Yuncheon Marathon,'' Sean pledged to donate 1,000 won per meter of distance, completed the full course of 42.195 kilometers, and donated 42.195 million won to Soon-Yi.
Donated to Le Hope Foundation. Sean said, ``For 14 years, I've been working hard to build the first Lou Gehrig nursing home in the country.It wasn't an easy road, but I've been working hard to build the country's first Lou Gehrig nursing home.
"Thanks to the promise and support of so many people, I was able to not give up on this dream and was able to move one step closer to the dream of many Lou Gehrig patients and their families."
He continued, ``We are no longer just one person's dream, but the dream of all of us, as we look forward to the completion of the Lou Gehrig Sanitary Hospital, and are gradually laying it up brick by brick.''
``I would like to express my gratitude to the many people who have participated in this long journey from the Ice Bucket Challenge to this moment.''
Lou Gehrig Convalescent Hospital is a facility that provides customized medical and care services to patients with severe muscular rare diseases. next december
The hospital will be built in Yongin City, Gyeonggi Province, with the goal of opening a hospital in 2017. Once completed, it will be Korea's first Lou Gehrig sanatorium, with approximately 76 beds and rehabilitation facilities.
In addition to this, Sean is also at the forefront of creating a variety of donation cultures through his ``kind running.'' Improving housing for descendants of people who achieved independence
He has been making a positive impact by donating proceeds from photo shoots, giving performances to children outside of Korea, and volunteering to deliver charcoal briquettes.
It will reach approximately 5.7 billion won.