Actress Park Sin Hye's 10th year of disaster donations... Donates 5 million yen to forest fire victims

Actress Park Shin Hye has donated 50 million won (approximately 5 million yen) to the forest fire relief efforts. The Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association (Chairman Song Pil-ho) announced on the 29th that Park Shin Hye
50 million to be used for victims in areas affected by forest fires, including North Gyeongsang Province, South Gyeongsang Province, and Ulsan.
The donation will be used to help residents in Ulsan, North Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Gyeongsangbuk-do and other areas affected by the wildfires recover and return to normal life through emergency relief, provision of daily necessities and operation of temporary evacuation shelters.
Park Shin Hye, the "Angel of Good Deeds" representing the entertainment industry, was involved in the fires at Seomun Market in Daegu in 2016, the forest fires in Goseong and Sokcho in 2019, and the fires at the Ilbo River in 2020.
She also participated in donations for damage recovery efforts during the torrential rains and the 2022 Uljin and Samcheok forest fires. Currently, Park Sin Hye is a member of Hope Bridge's large individual donor group.
He is an active member of an "Owners Club." His donations are not just one-off, but are a continuous activity that contributes to the spread of the donation culture.
In relation to this, Park Sin Hye said, "I deeply sympathize with the pain of those who lost the foundations of their lives in the forest fires, and
"We made the donation with the hope that it will be of some use," he said, "We hope that normal daily life will return to normal as soon as possible." Shin Hoon, secretary general of Hope Bridge, said, "Park Sin Hye has been involved in various
"They have tirelessly shared their experiences every time a disaster strikes," he said. "As members of the Owners Club, they have set an example for many people with their genuine solidarity, and this latest donation is a great help to the affected residents."
It will be a strength," he said.