During the continuing COVID-19 outbreak, Park Bo Young assisted firefighters.
Last month, the actress gave 100,000 masks to the North Gyeongsang Province Fire Department through the Hope Bridge Disaster Relief Association, according to her agency, BH Entertainment.
Park Bo Young made this generous donation to assist firefighters and paramedics who are battling COVID-19 in the heat wave while assisting with fires and disasters. She specifically purchased and donated the masks that she is currently marketing as an endorsement model.
The 100,000 masks provided by Park Bo Young will be distributed to firemen fighting COVID-19 at the front lines in an environment where social separation has increased owing to the fourth COVID-19 wave.
Park Bo Young is well-known for his charitable contributions. During COVID-19, she donated 50 million won ($43,758.12) to the Community Chest of Korea to assist medical personnel, the elderly, low-income, and socially disadvantaged families. She also sponsored teenage girls from low-income households by donating 30 million won (about $27,216) to the NGO (non-governmental organization) Good Neighbors and donated 20 million won (roughly $17,502.94) to the Korea Disaster Relief Association to help people affected by flooding.
Currently, Park Bo Young is filming the movie “Concrete Utopia” (literal title).
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