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Yoon Seung-ah to host Won Market charity event on October 24

Actress Yoon Seung-ah is preparing for a charity market named after her son, Won-i, even as she continues to recover from recent health issues. The event, which her husband Kim Mu-yeol will also attend, aims to donate all proceeds to support the Protected Children Project.

Yoon Seung-ah to host Won Market charity event on October 24
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Actress Yoon Seung-ah will host the 'Won Market' charity event at Prain Villa on October 24, donating all sales proceeds to the babybox 'Protected Children Project' despite her ongoing health recovery. Her husband, Kim Mu-yeol, will also participate in the initiative, which was moved forward from December to accommodate participants.

Actress Yoon Seung-ah recently shared an update regarding her health, noting that she has not yet fully recovered. Despite her ongoing physical struggles, she has begun preparations for a charity market held in the name of her son, Won-i. Adding to the warmth of the event, she revealed that her husband, Kim Mu-yeol, will also participate in this meaningful initiative where all sales proceeds will be donated.

On the 18th, a video titled "Are you ready for the open run? See you at the charity market" was released on Yoon Seung-ah's YouTube channel, Seungaroun. In the video, Yoon appeared with a voice somewhat different from her usual self and first addressed her recent health condition. "I have been quite sick lately, so I haven't recovered yet," she confessed. Despite not being in full condition, she demonstrated her commitment to the charity market by personally introducing the preparation status and the products for sale.

The event Yoon Seung-ah is preparing is the 'Won Market,' scheduled to take place on the 24th. While the charity market was previously held every December, it has been moved forward by two months to October this year. Yoon explained that the schedule was adjusted to account for the difficulties people faced when waiting at the venue during cold weather, showing her careful consideration to ensure participants can enjoy the event comfortably.

The name of the event also carries her feelings for her family. "I decided to name it Won Market to include my heart and the hearts of my family," Yoon stated. By naming the event after her son Won-i, she aims to unite her family's intentions while encouraging many people to join in the act of sharing. It serves as a platform to convey warm sentiments under the family name, moving beyond a simple sale of goods.

The core of this market is donation. Yoon plans to donate the entirety of the sales proceeds, stating that the funds will be delivered to support the Child Development Account through the 'Protected Children Project' conducted by babybox. Additionally, any products not sold after the event will also be donated to those in need. Her plan is to connect both the profits from sales and the remaining items to acts of sharing.

The market will feature products from various brands, including cosmetics, clothing, bags, baby products, and household goods. Limited-quantity items such as coffee machines, strollers, and car seats are expected to draw significant interest from visitors. Yoon expressed her gratitude to the staff at her agency who have been preparing for the event for a long time. She also noted that Prain Villa, the event venue, was provided for the day, expressing her thanks for the surrounding support.

She also teased a meeting with her husband, Kim Mu-yeol. Yoon expressed her excitement about meeting fans directly, saying that if they spot her or Kim Mu-yeol at the venue, they are welcome to ask for a photo together. The proceeds from the operation of the photo booth set up at the site will also be added to the donations. Yoon urged many people to visit and participate in the sharing.

Yoon Seung-ah's confession that she is still recovering due to recent poor health has drawn concern from fans. However, rather than simply reporting her condition, she is attempting to convey her heart to those in need through this long-prepared charity event. Attention is focused on whether 'Won Market,' bearing her son's name, will serve as a place to share the warm intentions of her family.

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#Yoon Seung-ah #Kim Mu-yeol #Won-i #Won Market #Protected Children Project #Child Development Account #babybox #Prain Villa
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