Lee Chan-won, another good influence..Support for 'medical treatment expenses' for children with cancer

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The Korea Foundation for Pediatric Cancer (Chairman Lee Sung-hee) announced on the 7th that singer Lee Chan-won donated 1 million won to support medical treatment expenses for children with cancer and rare and incurable diseases in March.

This sharing is significant in that the support for the artist has led to practical treatment support for the children, as the result of the enthusiastic support of fans working at Good Star. The delivered donation is expected to be a valuable addition to families with prolonged treatment and increased economic burden.

The Korea Pediatric Cancer Foundation's medical treatment cost support project targets children under the age of 19 diagnosed with childhood cancer and rare and intractable diseases. Donations provide a wide range of medical expenses necessary for overall treatment, including hospitalization and hospital treatment costs, transplant-related costs, and rare drug purchases, helping families with children to focus solely on treatment.

Lee Chan-won has been spreading his good influence by steadily donating through Good Star, and the cumulative donation amount through Good Star, including this prize, totaled KRW 76.71 million. This continuous support is a boost for children and their families.

Hong Seung-yoon, director of the Korea Pediatric Cancer Foundation, said, "We deeply appreciate singer Lee Chan-won and the fans who support us every month. We will use the donations you delivered responsibly to help children in urgent need of treatment regain their health."

Meanwhile, singer Lee Chan-won will hold an encore performance of the national tour concert 'A Brilliant Day' at KSPO DOME on May 9 and 10 and meet with fans again.

The Korea Pediatric Cancer Foundation is a non-profit foundation registered with the Ministry of Health and Welfare in 2001, and is carrying out various projects, including medical and care support for children and adolescents with childhood cancer and rare and incurable diseases, and emotional support.

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