Entertainer Yu Jae Suk donates 50 million won to forest fire victims... ”hoping for a return to normal life”

Entertainer Yu Jae Suk has extended a helping hand to residents affected by the large-scale forest fires. The Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association announced that entertainer Yu Jae Suk has extended a helping hand to residents affected by the forest fires in the Gyeongsang Province area.
On the 24th, Yu Jae Suk announced that he had donated 50 million won (approximately 5 million yen) to the affected areas. Yu Jae Suk has made continuous donations in various disaster situations such as floods, earthquakes, and infectious diseases.
He is a representative celebrity who has demonstrated his influence through his contributions. The total amount he has donated to Hope Bridge is 1.05 billion won (approximately 105 million yen).
A management office official said, "Yu Jae Suk heard about the forest fire and wanted to at least help the affected residents.
"I decided to make the donation with the hope that those experiencing difficulties due to the sudden disaster will be able to return to their normal lives as soon as possible," he said.
Yu Jae Suk is not the only celebrity who has extended a helping hand to the victims of the large-scale forest fires. Actress Chun Woo Hee also donated a donation to support firefighters working at the disaster site on the same day.
Chun Woo Hee, a member of the Hope Bridge Owners Club, a group of large donors, donated 40 million won (about 4 million yen) to the city of Seoul in 2016.
Since the Gangwon Province forest fire in 2009, he has been making donations to disaster relief trips such as typhoons and heavy rains, demonstrating his influence for good. Chun Woo Hee said, "I heard about the forest fire damage and hoped to be of some help.
"I decided to make this donation with a heartfelt heart," he said, "I hope that the wildfires will be put out as soon as possible and that the affected residents will be able to return to their daily lives."
I hope this will be of some help to the defense officials," he added. Talent Lee Hae Yeong also donated 20 million won (approximately 2 million yen) as a member of the Hope Bridge Owners Club.
Yeon said, "I hope that I can be of some help, even if it's just a little, to those who lost their homes due to the forest fires." The Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association was established in 1961 by media and social organizations nationwide.
It is a specialized organization for disaster relief fundraising. Its main activities are emergency disaster relief, collecting and distributing national donations, restoring local communities after disasters, and supporting the most vulnerable in disasters. To date, it has raised 1.6 trillion won (approx.
The organization raised 160 billion yen and provided more than 60 million relief items.