Lim Young-woong fan club 'Incheon Yeongung-sidae Sangokbang' donates 3 million won to World Vision Tanzania water supply project for the singer's 10th debut anniversary

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Fans added meaning to singer Lim Young-woong's 10th debut anniversary by supporting a water supply project in Tanzania.

On August 7, Lim Young-woong fan club 'Incheon Yeongung-sidae Sangokbang' delivered 3 million won in sponsorship funds for the Tanzania water supply project to World Vision Incheon-Gyeonggi Business Headquarters, an international humanitarian development NGO.

The sponsorship funds will be fully used for a project to improve drinking water and sanitation conditions in areas of Tanzania suffering from contaminated water. This donation was made as fans voluntarily participated in fundraising to commemorate Lim Young-woong's 10th debut anniversary (August 8).

A representative of 'Incheon Yeongung-sidae Sangokbang' stated, "We gathered our hearts with members to make this meaningful moment of singer Lim Young-woong's 10th debut anniversary even more significant," and added, "We hope that even a small amount of hope and joy will be conveyed to children and the local community who desperately need clean water."

Han Jeong-woo, head of World Vision Incheon-Gyeonggi Business Headquarters, said, "We deeply thank the members of 'Incheon Yeongung-sidae Sangokbang' for sublimating an artist's anniversary into warm sharing toward the marginalized," and added, "The sponsorship funds you have delivered will be carefully invested to gift clear life changes to children and residents in Tanzania."

Meanwhile, World Vision Incheon-Gyeonggi Business Headquarters will hold the 'Global 6K for Water Incheon Tournament' on September 20 at Incheon Cheongna Lake Park. This campaign, with over 4,000 participants, is a global fundraising event where people walk or run an average distance of 6 kilometers—the distance children in developing countries walk daily to obtain water—and all participation fees will be used for the Tanzania water supply project.

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