Dynamic Duo donates 30 million won for hearing-impaired children, continues consistent good deeds [Official]

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Hip-hop group Dynamic Duo (Gaeko and Choi Ja) has launched a donation campaign in support of Love Snail.

On the 21st, Love Snail (President Lee Yeong-hee), a non-profit organization supporting hearing-impaired individuals, announced that Dynamic Duo and Amoeba Culture donated 30 million won from concert proceeds to help hearing-impaired children and adolescents find their voices.

The donation is intended to be delivered where needed, ensuring that hearing-impaired children who may miss the critical period to hear sounds due to financial difficulties do not face a delayed moment of first encountering the sounds of the world.

Dynamic Duo's donation carries deeper meaning as it is not a one-time act but a continuation of a long-standing relationship that has deepened over time. Their connection with Love Snail dates back to 2013, during which they have consistently participated through various activities beyond donations. They have performed as guests at regular clarinet ensemble concerts, offering talent donations, and have joined campaigns such as the "Sound Collection Campaign" to help improve awareness of hearing impairment.

This act of giving extends beyond the artists' individual good deeds, continuing the flow of donations maintained by the agency Amoeba Culture and CEO Go Kyung-min Jeon (CEO) as a "positive influence." In particular, Choi Gyu-sang (CEO) is carrying forward the value of this giving, putting into practice the positive influence of artists who connect with society through music.

Love Snail Lee Haeng-hui (Chairman) said, "We deeply appreciate the steps of giving that Dynamic Duo and Amoeba Culture have walked together over a long period," and added, "We hope their warm influence becomes an opportunity to gift sound to more children."

Meanwhile, Dynamic Duo and their agency Amoeba Culture have been donating concert proceeds to Love Snail every year, gifting sound to hearing-impaired individuals.

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