Changmin donates entire appearance fee for children's rights NGO, Good Neighbors, to support marginalized children overseas.
March/27/2024 15:41
Changmin of Tohoshinki donated his entire appearance fee. Good Neighbors, a global children's rights NGO, revealed on the 27th that Changmin had donated his entire appearance fee for "Global Donation Show Again W." The program introduces cases of marginalized children overseas and encourages sponsorship participation. Changmin, who hosted the program, decided to donate his entire appearance fee after hearing about the situation of children in Uganda who cannot receive medical support. Changmin's sponsorship money and donations collected through the broadcast will be used for an insurance medical project to support nutrition and medical services for children overseas. Changmin said, "I hope that children on the other side of the world can grow up healthy without losing their innocence in harsh environments," and "I want to help as many people as possible to take an interest in helping marginalized children and participate in sponsorship." The "Global Donation Show Again W," in which he participated, will start broadcasting through MBC Dramanet at 12:00 a.m. tomorrow (28th). This broadcast is scheduled to introduce the episode of Mary, a Ugandan girl who works in a quarry to take care of her sick sister (or brother). Lee Tae-hong, head of Good Neighbors' Sharing Marketing Division, expressed his gratitude to Changmin for conveying a gentle influence with a warm heart and called for more attention to "Global Donation Show Again W" to deliver more helping hands to the neighbors of the earth in harsh environments.
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