'Goblin' Star Kim Go Eun Celebrates Children's Day by Donating $44,500 to Seoul National University Children's Hospital
Kim Go Eun is using her influence for a good cause as she celebrates Children's day.
In a new report, the "Goblin" actress has given back to the community by donating $44,500 or a whopping 50 million won to Seoul National University Children's Hospital.
The said donation will be used for treatments of children, adolescents, and low-income children who have difficulty getting health treatments due to financial situations.
In addition, the 29-year-old actress also sympathized with the children and their families' condition and vowed to continue extending her help to the kids.
"I hope that the day will come when young people can go to school and meet their friends as soon as possible. I hope my little help will be of some help, and I want to continue to add both physical and physical strength," she mentioned as cited by a South Korean publication.
Over social media, fans can't help but gush over Kim Go Eun's selfless act.
Her supporters lauded the actress through her constant good deeds and how she remains humble amid her countless of blessings.
We stan a Queen indeed!!!!
— BlackHeart Universe (@officialBHU) May 5, 2021
Actor Kim Go-Eun practiced a good influence through donations on Children's Day.🥺He donated 50 million won to be used for the treatment of low-income children and adolescents who have difficulty in treatment due to the financial burden.✨ pic.twitter.com/eTXgRhyWkZ
This is how it feels to stan the right woman.
— Corea Stories (@CoreaStories) May 5, 2021
Love her so much. #KimGoEun https://t.co/WYWHhFMgx5
READ MORE: Kim Go Eun Poses With Maximus From "The King: Eternal Monarch" for Marie Claire's October 2020 Issue
Kim Go Eun and "Goblin" Co-Star Gong Yoo Showed Support to COVID-19 Relief
This is not the first time that the "Cheese in the Trap" star has shared her blessings to the community.
In the wake of the global pandemic, Kim Go-Eun joined her fellow South Korean stars who made a donation in hopes to comfort the people amid the COVID-19 surge.
At the time, NGO Good Neighbors revealed that the 29-year-old actress donated approximately $82,640 or 100 million won to provide 40,000 face masks to low-income households, especially to the elderly and kids who are vulnerable to the virus.
The non-profit organization thanked the "Canola" actress for her generous donation and assured her that it would be delivered to those who are in need.
In response to her act of kindness, the actress released an official statement, revealing what prompted her to donate.
She mentioned that she hopes that this move would "curb the spread of COVID-19 and help ensure that there are no more confirmed cases."
Moreover, the celebrity also mentioned that she wanted to make sure that these would help those who find it challenging to purchase masks due to financial situations.
On the other hand, Gong Yoo, who starred alongside Kim Go-Eun in the smash hit 2016 drama "Goblin," has also donated 100 million won to the Community Chest.
This is to support medical staff and low-income families amid the pandemic.
Interestingly, the donation reportedly was under his real name, Gong Ji-Cheol.
Kim Go Eun to Star in "Yumi's Cells"
Following her meaningful donation, the "The King: Eternal Monarch" actress is set to appear in the upcoming drama "Yumi's Cells."
She will be playing the titular role together with Ahn Bo Hyun, who will be playing the character Goo Woong, a straightforward game developer.
IN CASE YOU MISSED: Lee Min Ho Misses Kim Go Eun? Fans Think The Actor's Recent Post is Dedicated to Her
KDramastars owns this article.
Written by Geca Wills
