Etoos Math Instructor Godeungmin Donates 30 Million Won for Pediatric Cancer Patients

Mathematics instructor Ko Jeong-min from Etoos (second from the left) is taking a commemorative photo after donating 30 million won to the Korea Leukemia Childhood Cancer Association.

[Asia Economy Reporter Han Jinju] Ko Jung-min, a star math instructor at Etoos, donated 30 million won to the Korea Leukemia Pediatric Cancer Association.

At the donation ceremony held on the 8th, Instructor Ko Jung-min said, "I hope this donation will give strength to the children and families who are struggling even more due to illness during the difficult times of COVID-19," and added, "I will continue to actively participate in sharing the pain of neighbors and providing help."

Ko Jung-min, who has continuously shown interest in pediatric cancer patients, decided to donate with the hope that it would help the children and their families. The donation will be used for treatment costs, education, and living support for pediatric cancer patients. Pediatric cancer is the leading cause of death among childhood diseases, and although early detection and treatment result in a high cure rate, many children suffer from aftereffects due to prolonged chemotherapy and transplant surgeries.

Heo In-young, Secretary General of the Korea Leukemia Pediatric Cancer Association, said, "We sincerely thank you for showing interest in children suffering from pediatric cancer and for extending your warm hands."

Ko Jung-min is a widely known star math instructor among students and parents in Daechi-dong, and since joining Etoos in December last year, he has also been conducting lectures online.

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