[NEWS] Yoochun’s “Noona Fans” Donate KRW10,000,000 To Boy With Burn Injuries!
2010.12.15
“Noona fans” of Yoochun, from the group JYJ, donated KRW10,000,000 to a boy who had burn injuries.
According to a JYJ official, Yoochun’s fanclub ‘Blessing・Yoochun’ donated KRW10,000,000 to the burns foundation in the Hanlim Institute of Social Welfare on 9 December, for the treatment of 12-year-old Park Hyun Bin, who suffers from burns, scoliosis, and is danger of other secondary disorders.
Park had not been receiving treatment due to his family situation, but thanks to the assistance from Yoochun’s fans, he is now receiving treatment at Hangang Sacred Heart Hospital.
‘Blessing・Yoochun’ is made up of fans who are 10 years and above older than Yoochun; fans who are in their 30s-40s. The official said, “Through voluntary donation, the fans from ‘Blessing・Yoochun’ collected KRW10,000,000. They also visited Park when they made the donation and gifted him with winter clothes.”
‘Blessing・Yoochun’ said, “Henceforth, we also plan to continue doing a broad range of activities in Yoochun’s name. As ‘noona fans’ who love Yoochun, there will be more donation activities and volunteer activities.”
t/n: KRW10,000,000 = ~USD$8,755
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