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Shin Min-a quietly donated $2.7m over 15 years to burn victims and children

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Since 2009, South Korean actress Shin Min-a has made a remarkable impact through her charitable donations, amounting to more than 3.7 billion won for various causes. Focusing on aiding burn victims, disadvantaged youth, and disaster-affected areas, her annual contributions of 100 million won reported by the Hallym Burn Foundation could total 1.1 billion won by 2026.

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Shin Min-a quietly donated $2.7m over 15 years to burn victims and children
TOI WORLD DESK · 11/8/2026, 1:34:27 PM
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