Lim Young-woong will continue to help children with childhood cancer and incurable diseases in the new year

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Singer Lim Young-woong will continue his good deeds in the new year.

The Korea Foundation for Pediatric Cancer (Chairman Lee Sung-hee) announced on the 6th that singer Lim Young-woong donated 2 million won in prize money for the December King of the Good Star to support medical treatment for children suffering from childhood cancer, leukemia, and rare and incurable diseases.

Good Star is a donation platform service that supports the good influence of stars, and it is operated by watching videos and songs of singers who participated in the singing competition in the app, cheering with missions in the app, and donating prize money according to the ranking.

Singer Lim Young-woong, who achieved a cumulative donation of 118.02 million won through a good star, is meeting the public with an "IM HERO" concert.

The prize money donated in the name of Lim Young-woong will be used for medical treatment for children suffering from childhood cancer, leukemia, and rare and incurable diseases. The Korea Pediatric Cancer Foundation's medical treatment cost support project provides at least 5 million won to up to 30 million won for children under the age of 25 who have been diagnosed with childhood cancer leukemia and rare and incurable diseases. It is used for surgery and hospital treatment, transplantation, purchase of rare drugs, and hospital aids.

Hong Seung-yoon, director of the Korea Pediatric Cancer Foundation, said, "Thank you for adding a warm touch for children in the cold winter, and I look forward to your continued interest in children."

The Korea Pediatric Cancer Foundation is a non-profit foundation registered with the Ministry of Health and Welfare in 2001. It supports medical treatment costs for children with childhood cancer, leukemia and rare diseases, regular and temporary support for care treatment costs, emotional support, blood donation campaigns, and children's cancer shelter.

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