[Photo] Songpa Garak1-dong Kim Min-woo YouTuber Donates 4.5 Million Won in Lunar New Year Gift Sets to Single-Parent Families

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Kim Min-woo (MR Emar), a YouTube creator and resident of Garak 1-dong, Songpa-gu, practiced warm neighborly love by donating 200 tuna can gift sets worth 4.5 million won to low-income households, including single-parent families, in the area to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

Donor Kim Min-woo, a resident of Garak 1-dong and a well-known YouTube creator in the IT and electronics field, has been steadily donating items such as rice, ramen, and tuna to low-income households including single-parent families every holiday since 2019.

So far, the sponsored goods have been delivered to a total of about 400 low-income households, including single-parent families, in Garak 1-dong, Seokchon-dong, Garak Bon-dong, and Garak 2-dong.

In particular, this year, he donated 200 tuna can gift sets worth 4.5 million won to low-income households in the area. Kim Min-woo said, “I want to help so that children in single-parent families do not have their dreams crushed by poverty,” and added, “I send a strong message of encouragement to single-parent families who are going through difficult days.”

Also, last year, he participated as the first lecturer in the ‘Resident Talent Donation Live Lecture’ held at the Garak 1-dong Community Center, conducting lectures for a month on ▲smartphone usage tips for seniors ▲his own know-how for students dreaming of becoming YouTubers ▲and rational electronic product consumption methods, playing a significant role in communication between neighbors and generations with his useful and witty storytelling.

Han Myung-won, head of Garak 1-dong, Songpa-gu, said, “We are grateful for sharing your warm heart again this holiday. These days, when social isolation is easy due to COVID-19, it will be very helpful in comforting the tired minds and bodies of low-income residents,” and added, “We will carefully deliver the donated goods and messages to single-parent families.”

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.