2PM's Junho becomes a member of "Owner Society" after donating over 100 million won to Love in Action Social Welfare Joint Fundraising Association.
June/20/2024 17:55
2PM's Junho was listed as a high-value donor. He attended the induction ceremony at the Shinhan Bank headquarters in Seoul on the 19th and became a member of the "Owner Society" of the Love in Action Social Welfare Joint Fundraising Association. Junho, who was awarded a membership card, expressed his thoughts, saying, "I am happy to be able to create a better world as a member of the Owner Society. I want to participate in activities that share the love I have received and create warm changes." The donation will be used to support underprivileged children overseas. He has been delivering positive energy through his diligent good deeds, starting with sponsoring children in Ethiopia and Ghana in 2011, leading to his appointment as a public relations ambassador for World Vision in July 2012, and has been active for 13 years. In his upcoming work, the Netflix series "CASHERO," he plans to meet viewers around the world. From 2PM's Junho to Kim Hee-jun, confirmed to appear in Netflix series "CASHERO." 2PM's Junho shows off a casual look in a magazine... captivating gaze.
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