
Tomorrow by Together member Yeonjun donated 100 million won to celebrate his birthday on the 13th, and the donation will be used to provide free meals to seniors in Seongnam and to renovate old welfare facilities, the Fruit of Love Social Welfare Community Chest of Korea announced.
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Yeonjun is active as a member of Tomorrow by Together, and on this birthday, he wanted to give back to society the love he received through donations.
I want to share my undeserved love in a meaningful way... I hope it gives you great strength
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Seon-woo = The Fruit of Love Community Chest of Korea announced that Yeonjun, a member of the group Tomorrow by Together, donated 100 million won in celebration of his birthday on the 13th.
Yeonjun also joined the ‘Honor Society’, a group of major donors of the Fruit of Love.
This donation will be used to provide free meals for seniors in the Seongnam area and to renovate aging welfare facilities.
Yeonjun said, “I decided to donate because I wanted to meaningfully share the undeserved love I have received with more people.”
He added, "I sincerely hope that my small sincerity and sharing will be delivered to places that need it and will be a great help in making someone's day a little warmer."

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