[All] Lim Young-woong donates treatment costs for children with rare and incurable diseases

Singer Lim Young-woong donated 1 million won in prize money to children suffering from childhood cancer, leukemia, and rare and incurable diseases.

According to the Korea Pediatric Cancer Foundation on the 4th, Lim Young-woong donated the prize money of 1.5 million won that he won at the Good Star October King of Mask Singer competition to be used for the treatment of children with cancer, leukemia, and rare and incurable diseases.

Good Star is a donation platform service that supports the good influence of stars. It operates by watching videos and songs of singers who participated in the King of Mask Singer competition within the app, cheering them on through in-app missions, and donating prize money according to ranking.

With this, Lim Young-woong's cumulative donations through Good Star have reached a total of 89.94 million won. He is actively working, such as releasing the double single 'Warmth' in May of this year and continuing to hold concerts. In particular, the recent live concert film 'Lim Young-woong | I'm Hero the Stadium' has set a record for the highest sales among live concert films of all time.

The foundation plans to use the donations as medical expenses for children in accordance with Lim Young-woong's wishes. The Korea Pediatric Cancer Foundation is carrying out a project to support 5 to 30 million won in surgical or medical expenses for children diagnosed with cancer or leukemia under the age of 19 and rare and incurable diseases under the age of 25.

There is news of donations every day.