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SSG's Go Myung-jun joins the 'Hope Home Run' campaign with Bupyeong Ouri Dental Clinic! Donates 500,000 won per home run

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Kim Jae-in of Bupyeong Woo Ri-chi-gwa (Director) (left) and Go Myung-jun. /Photo=SSG Landers
Kim Jae-in of Bupyeong Woo Ri-chi-gwa (Director) (left) and Go Myung-jun. /Photo=SSG Landers

Go Myung-jun (24), an infielder for the SSG Landers, swings his bat with force to help low-income patients in the team's home region.

The SSG Landers announced that they signed a memorandum of understanding on the 29th with Bupyeong Ouri Dental Clinic for the 'Hope Home Run' campaign, which supports dental treatment for underprivileged groups in the Incheon area. Kim Jae-in (Director) from Bupyeong Ouri Dental Clinic and Go Myung-jun attended the signing ceremony to share their commitment to giving back.

The 'Hope Home Run' campaign was planned to convey warmth to the local community through baseball and to assist low-income patients in the Incheon area who are struggling with the burden of treatment costs.

Under this agreement, Bupyeong Ouri Dental Clinic will accumulate a donation of 500,000 won each time Go Myung-jun records one home run in regular season games, from the start of the 2026 season until its conclusion. Go has already hit 11 home runs to date, accumulating a total of 5 million won in donations. The final donation amount will be confirmed after the end of this season's regular league and delivered to the local community.

Go Myung-jun, who became the star of this meaningful donation project, said, "It is an honor to join Bupyeong Ouri Dental Clinic in a warm campaign for the Incheon community." He added, "Every time I step up to the plate, I feel a great sense of responsibility, thinking that one home run I hit can provide practical help to those who desperately need dental treatment." He further pledged, "Although there is not much time left in the season, I will do my best in every game to add more home runs and become a source of strength for those in need."

Meanwhile, SSG plans to continue its mutual benefit programs that provide practical assistance to vulnerable groups within the region through various collaborations with local institutional investors and companies.

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