On the 15th, the fan club of singer Lim Young-woong, 'Hero Era' Gyeonggi Northern Region Sand Grains, conducted a kimchi-making volunteer service for vulnerable groups and elderly people living alone in the area. This volunteer activity was carried out to share warm hearts with the local community as the year-end approached, with fan club members personally participating and carefully making kimchi.

Sand Grains has participated in local events and various volunteer activities every year. Especially at the end of the year, they have consistently joined fundraising efforts to help neighbors in need. Recently, they donated 5 million won to Community Chest of Korea. In this kimchi-sharing event, they made kimchi worth a total of 6 million won and delivered it to marginalized groups and elderly people living alone in the region.

This kimchi volunteer service was conducted together with the Yangju Volunteer Center after being selected for the Gyeonggi-do Kimchi Project Contest. Fan club members added warmth to the local community while preparing kimchi. The fan club representative said, "We want to continue activities that help society by following the positive influence of the artist we like," and added, "We hope this kimchi-sharing will be a small help to our neighbors."

An event official also expressed gratitude for the fan club's voluntary participation, saying, "Thanks to this great sharing, we were able to deliver kimchi to more neighbors." The fan club 'Gyeonggi Northern Region Hero Era Sand Grains' is a volunteer group formed voluntarily by fans from Dongducheon, Yangju, Uijeongbu, and Namyangju in Gyeonggi-do in January last year.

Sand Grains plans to continue expanding their positive influence through various donation activities and volunteer work. They will listen to the needs of the local community and strengthen solidarity with neighbors through ongoing sharing activities.