In the wake of recent controversies involving celebrities, a post on a Korean online community on March 1st sheds light on actress Hyeri’s commendable history of charitable donations, prompting a re-evaluation of her public image amidst fan disappointment with other stars.
The post underscores Hyeri’s unwavering commitment to philanthropy, dating back to her debut in the entertainment industry. Notable instances include her donation of the full proceeds from her performance at the “DMZ World Peace Concert” in August 2013, as well as her volunteer work in Thailand and subsequent donations from her music earnings.
Hyeri’s generosity extended beyond her music career, as she continued to contribute to various causes even after transitioning to acting. From supporting fire-hit merchants in Daegu’s Seomun Market to joining the UNICEF Honors Club through significant donations to Child Fund Korea and the UNICEF Korean Committee, Hyeri’s philanthropic endeavors have left a lasting impact.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Hyeri remained steadfast in her support, contributing substantial sums to relief efforts and victims of natural disasters. Her consistent dedication to giving back to society culminated in a cumulative donation exceeding 500 million won, demonstrating her commitment to making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.
Amidst fan disappointment with certain celebrities, particularly in light of recent controversies involving Han So-hee, netizens have expressed renewed admiration for Hyeri’s altruism and steadfast character. Comments praising her as a “donation angel” and applauding her consistent behaviour serve as a testament to the actress’s positive influence and the enduring support of her fanbase.
As Hyeri’s charitable contributions continue to garner recognition and appreciation, her unwavering commitment to philanthropy serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration, reaffirming her status as not only a talented actress but also a compassionate humanitarian dedicated to making a positive impact on society.