Letters from Vulnerable Soldiers Helped by Choo Shin-soo

A letter has arrived to SSG Landers Choo Shin-soo. There are more than one or two. The callers are military officers. All of them are soldiers who are unable to support their families or are in financial difficulties because they have to fulfill their national defense obligations, and they are grateful that Choo Shin-soo\'s donation can cover their family\'s living and medical expenses. The club said on the 11th, Choo Shin-soo decided to donate after hearing the sad stories of vulnerable soldiers, and the soldiers delivered a letter of appreciation.

According to the club, Choo conducted a kind of campaign last year to help vulnerable soldiers. He collected 1 million won per walk in the regular season and delivered a total of 71 million won to the Army Association in November last year. The Army Association selected low-income families and unmarried soldiers as beneficiaries and delivered 500,000 won per month to a total of 28 people for six months from February this year. Choo Shin-soo has been steadily donating since he decided to play in Korea in 2021, and the donation accumulated over the three years totaled 2.275 billion won.

My father was hospitalized for an extended period of time for alcoholic dementia in March 2021, so I joined the military while handling hospital bills and utility bills every month, said Jeong, a corporal who is serving at GOP in Gangwon-do. After that, he was selected as a candidate for support and has been able to serve in the military so far. 토토사이트링크 When I was in training camp, I always calculated money while lying in a sleeping bag during bedtime, worrying about what to do in the future, but this is not the case. I am very grateful that there are people like Choo Shin-soo, he said.

Another corporal, identified only by his surname Park, said, "Before joining the military, I was living alone with my mother as a recipient of basic living security. I received 800,000 won when I joined the army, and I was very worried as a son because my mother, who was not feeling well, was at home alone, he said. I was able to give 500,000 won supported by Choo Shin-soo to my mother, so I relieved my worries. I will not forget my gratitude and cherish it even after I am discharged from the military, he said.

Choo Shin-soo said, I\'m happy to share the love I received through baseball with those in need, adding, I always thank the soldiers who sacrifice themselves to fulfill their national defense obligations. I want to be of help to more people in the future, he said.