Actresses to hold online bazaar for disabled children hit by COVID-19
Korean actresses will hold an online charity bazaar on YouTube Thursday afternoon to help disabled children hit by the coronavirus. Courtesy of Miral Welfare Foundation
By Dong Sun-hwa
Korean actresses will join hands to hold an online charity bazaar Thursday afternoon to help disabled children hit by the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Park Si-eun, Lee Tae-ran, Yoo Sun and Park Tam-hee are set to live stream the event at 5 p.m. (KST) on YouTube, according to the Miral Welfare Foundation.
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They will sell their collections to viewers during the event and those who want to purchase should leave comments. Proceeds will be donated to Miral and used to pay the medical and living expenses of the children.
“We have come up with an online bazaar, since it is difficult to meet each other face-to-face these days,” Park Si-eun said on the YouTube channel, Wednesday. “Let's have a meeting on YouTube on April 30.”
The actresses have held an annual bazaar since 2017 and donated the revenue for people in need. They decided to organize the “untact” event this time to practice social distancing amid the pandemic. As of Thursday, Korea had 10,765 confirmed cases of the virus and 247 deaths.