Park Soo-hong's Family Donates 33 Million Won to Support Mothers and Infertile Couples

Park Soo-hong's family has made a generous donation of 33 million won to assist mothers in need, their children, and couples facing infertility challenges. The donation ceremony took place on March 7 at Ewha Womans University Medical Center in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, where their child, Jae-i, was born. Of the total amount, 30 million won was donated directly to the medical center, while 3 million won was specifically requested for the maternity ward. In appreciation, the medical center presented a plaque of gratitude to the couple.

Park Soo-hong expressed his heartfelt thanks, stating, "The staff at Ewha Womans University Medical Center provided unwavering support throughout our journey to welcome Jae-i. It was a challenging time, but thanks to the dedication of the medical team, we were able to persevere. I also want to thank everyone we met during our infertility treatment who offered their encouragement. This donation is a small token of our appreciation."

The couple also honored their commitment to the public by sharing their infertility journey on their personal YouTube channel, where they documented their tests and treatments, receiving significant support from viewers. They had previously pledged to donate all YouTube earnings to society, and this donation is a fulfillment of that promise.

Park Soo-hong added, "We contributed a bit more from our YouTube channel earnings in 2024. My wife has been managing the channel for four years, often sacrificing sleep to edit videos, and we are grateful for the support that has helped us grow."

Additionally, Park Soo-hong has committed to ongoing charitable efforts. Recently, he ventured into the kitchenware business, collaborating with Hyungseong F&B (CEO Park Yong-hyung) to launch a high-quality pot set. This initiative arose from his desire to actively participate in raising Jae-i and to prepare homemade baby food, highlighting the need for quality kitchen tools.

Reflecting on his past experiences, Park Soo-hong recalled an event held at Ewha Womans University Medical Center four years ago, where he was warmly welcomed and encouraged to have a healthy and beautiful child at their facility. He remarked, "As I raise Jae-i, I am increasingly aware of the gratitude I feel towards those around me. I will seek more ways to help and support others in all my future endeavors."