Singer Lim Young-woong continues his donation activities for children with pediatric cancer. On the 3rd, the Korea Pediatric Cancer Foundation announced that Lim Young-woong donated 2 million won, the prize money he won in the October King of Singers competition, supported by the Good Star app's Hero Era. With this, Lim Young-woong's total donations have reached 114 million won. The donations will be used for the treatment costs of children suffering from pediatric cancer, leukemia, and rare incurable diseases.

Good Star is a donation platform that supports the positive influence of stars. Within the app, users watch videos of singers participating in the King of Singers competition, complete support missions, and donate prize money according to the rankings. The Korea Pediatric Cancer Foundation supports surgery, hospital treatment, and transplantation costs for patients diagnosed with pediatric cancer, leukemia, and rare incurable diseases under the age of 25, with support amounts ranging from 5 million won to a maximum of 30 million won.

Hong Seung-yoon, director of the Korea Pediatric Cancer Foundation, said, "We are grateful that fans and singers are continuously exerting positive influence on society together, and we support Lim Young-woong's future activities."

Lim Young-woong has started a nationwide tour concert along with the release of his second full-length album. The 'IM HERO' tour concert, which began on the 19th of last month in Incheon, will be held in Daegu from the 7th to the 9th. Afterwards, performances will continue in Seoul (21st–23rd, 28th–30th), Gwangju (January 2nd–4th next year), Daejeon (January 16th–18th), and Busan (February 6th–8th).

Lim Young-woong's donation and concert activities continue with the support of his fandom and are recognized as fulfilling social responsibility. Through communication with fans, Lim Young-woong is committed not only to musical activities but also to social contributions.