Park BoGum's Japanese fan club donates to Korean flood victims to celebrate debut

Actor Park BoGum's Japanese fan club has made a big move to help victims of the Korean floods in commemoration of his debut. The Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association is a group of Park BoGum's Japanese fan club members.
On the 14th, ARIGATO BG JAPAN announced that they had donated 2.48 million won (approximately 260,000 yen) to help those affected by the recent heavy rains recover from their daily lives.
Hope Bridge is the only legal relief organization that can deliver relief funds for natural disasters in Korea, such as floods and heat stroke.
JAPAN said, "This donation is even more meaningful as it marks the actor's debut anniversary," and "We are grateful to everyone who has been through difficult days due to the floods."
"I hope that this will be of some help to those who are struggling," he said. This is not the first time that ARIGATO BG JAPAN has done a good deed. At the time of the East Coast wildfires in 2022, 6.16 million people were killed.
In 2020, the group donated 2.36 million won (about $2.5 million) to the Gangneung forest fire and 3.67 million won (about $3.9 million) to the flood damage.
Hope Bridge Secretary General Shin Hoon said, "To commemorate his debut day, he willingly participate in the donation to comfort the flood victims."
"I'm grateful to the fans of Park BoGum for their support," he said, "Hope Bridge is Park BoGum and 'ARIGATO BG
We will spread the positive influence of "JAPAN" and strive to help disaster victims return to their normal lives as quickly as possible.
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