Recently Revealed, Kim Seon Ho Donated to the Foundation for Children with Leukemia Secretly

Kim Seon Ho

During his hiatus, it was only revealed that in February 2022, after Kim Seon Ho had donated funds to the foundation for children with leukemia in 2021.

The figure of Kim Seon Ho reaps a lot of love from fans both through his drama to his warm personality. In the midst of the actor's hiatus, it turns out that Kim Seon Ho is secretly showing his warm attitude again.

In February, it was revealed that Kim Seon Ho was donating 50 million won or around Rp. 598 million for people in need. After it was revealed, Kim Seon Ho's agency also confirmed that the news was true.

Kim Seon Ho donated 50 million won to the Korea Children's Leukemia Foundation in mid-December 2021, which turned out to be his hiatus from the small screen. It was confirmed that Kim Seon Ho asked for help not to be disclosed to the public.

"We know it was done privately because Kim Seon Ho wanted to help. We are careful to talk about this issue because the donation was made privately," said the agency on February 14.

The reason why Kim Seon Ho's good deeds are sincere is because of "continuity". It is known that previously Kim Seon Ho also donated 100 million won to the Korea Children's Leukemia Foundation in January 2021.

Rumor has it that the committed and promising Kim Seon Ho will continue to provide support at that time. In fact, if you look back, the problems he has faced lately are considered very heavy.

However, in fact Kim Seon Ho continued to make other donations despite experiencing difficulties after many of his drama projects were canceled. He makes thoughtful donations to children.

Of course, this is in the spotlight because Kim Seon Ho's secret donation, which he doesn't want the public to know, has actually leaked into its own positive value for his fans. Many praised Kim Seon Ho for his caring personality and never forgetting his promises.

Meanwhile, Kim Seon Ho is currently filming the movie "Sad Tropical." As confirmed by the actor, "Sad Tropical" will be his only new project in 2022. (wk/taki)