Chuu Donates All Proceeds From “Chuu Can Do It” YouTube Event
This past week, Chuu’s personal YouTube channel Chuu Can Do It announced, “All earnings from the sales of items from Jiwoo’s store have been donated to the Korea Music Development Corporation Aggregate.”
They added a photo of the donation certificate which lists “Chuu Can Do It – Kim Ji Woo” as the donor and reads, “This certificate is given to thank said donor for donating to the Korea Music Development Corporation Aggregate which will help improve the welfare of musicians. The donated amount will be used preciously towards the independence and music promotions of senior and rookie musicians.”
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