• Actor Kim Seon Ho's Generosity Shines Bright on His Birthday — Donates 100 Million Won to Support Youth

    On May 8 KST, actor Kim Seon Ho celebrated his birthday in a special way by once again showing his generosity towards young individuals striving for independence.

    The Korean Red Cross revealed that Kim Seon Ho had donated 100 million won to support youth transitioning into self-reliance, continuing his philanthropic tradition from the previous year.

    Building upon his charitable efforts from last year, Kim Seon Ho decided to allocate the proceeds from his 2023 Asia Tour fan meeting through a fan club vote to aid young people preparing for independence.

    The Korean Red Cross utilized the 100 million won donated last year to assist 146 individuals with various needs, including daily necessities, educational resources, medical expenses, and improvements to their living environments.

    Additionally, a mental well-being initiative called Healing Camp was implemented to ensure their emotional stability.

    Expressing gratitude to his fan club for enabling the donation, Kim Seon Ho stressed the importance of community support in making meaningful contributions.

    He encouraged young individuals embarking on their journey towards independence, expressing hope that his contribution would serve as practical assistance during their transition.

    President Kim Cheol Soo of the Korean Red Cross echoed Kim Seon Ho's sentiments, affirming their dedication to empowering young individuals to confidently navigate society independently.

    Kim Seon Ho's continued philanthropy on his birthday reflects his ongoing commitment to supporting charitable causes.

    In previous years, he has also provided assistance to cover treatment costs for children battling leukemia.

    The term 'youth preparing for self-reliance' refers to young individuals transitioning into independence as they age out of foster care or protective environments.

    Coinciding with Kim Seon Ho's birthday, May 8 is also recognized as World Red Cross Day, commemorating the birthday of Jean-Henri Dunant, the founder of the International Red Cross Movement.

    The Korean Red Cross emphasized the global humanitarian spirit upheld by Red Cross societies worldwide.

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  • Kwon Mina Struggles with Heart-Wrenching Cancer News for Her Dog—Fans Are Heartbroken

    Former AOA member Kwon Mina has shared a deeply emotional and heartbreaking update with her fans.

    On January 20, Kwon Mina took to Instagram to reveal some difficult news. "I have some upsetting and heartbreaking news to share", she wrote, explaining that her dog, Mochi, had been diagnosed with malignant cancer.

    She shared that a lump had been growing on her dog’s leg for years, and despite undergoing several surgeries, it kept coming back. Sadly, the latest diagnosis confirmed it was cancerous.

    Kwon Mina’s post continued, "The pain is expected to get worse, and the doctor told me to prepare myself to say goodbye to Mochi, as she will suffer a lot."

    She added, "Today, I can’t stop crying, and my heart feels like it’s breaking. I’m looking into options like anesthesia, euthanasia, and funeral arrangements so that she can pass without pain."

    She reached out to her followers for advice, asking, "If anyone knows a better solution, please let me know."

    Kwon Mina debuted in 2012 as a member of the popular girl group AOA. The group achieved great success with hits like "Heart Attack," "Bingle Bangle," "Like a Cat," and "Miniskirt".

    However, in 2020, Kwon Mina opened up about being bullied by her AOA members, leading to the group’s eventual disbandment.

    In a more positive update, Kwon Mina also announced on January 15 that she has started a new chapter in her career.

    She will be working as a consultant at a dermatology clinic near Sicheong Station, which is set to open in March, signaling her fresh start after a difficult year.

    Fans have rallied around Kwon Mina with messages of support as she navigates this emotional time.

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