Singer and actor Rain (Jung Ji-hoon) is donating his personal items to the "Manna Bazaar," a charity event supporting treatment costs for children with rare diseases.
Rain will participate in the "Manna Bazaar to Support Treatment Costs for Pediatric Rare Diseases" (hereafter "Manna Bazaar"), which will be held on November 7 at the Moritia Cafe in Seongsu-dong, Seoul. Having first formed a connection with the bazaar in 2024, Rain is joining for the third consecutive year, including this year. He reportedly expressed his active willingness to participate once again.
Rain shared, "The Manna Bazaar, which began in 2020, is once again greeting you all this year. The 'Manna Bazaar' is a meaningful event to help children. We ask for your warm helping hands. Thank you."
This year's "Manna Bazaar" will run from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM on November 7.
Meanwhile, in the first half of this year, Rain took on his first-ever villain role in his filmography through Season 2 of the Netflix series "Bloodhounds" and confirmed his casting in the new Netflix series "Solo Leveling." On December 5 and 6, he will hold his solo concert "The Smoke" at the Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, Jamsil, Seoul.
(Photo courtesy of SBS Entertainment News, reported by Kang Kyung-yoon)
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