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Seoul Arts College holds charity bazaar

By Korea Herald

Published : Oct. 4, 2013 - 18:49

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Seoul Arts College president Kim Min-sung (fourth from right) and students sell items donated by celebrities at a charity bazaar at Hyundai Department Store at COEX in Seoul on Friday. (Seoul Arts College) Seoul Arts College president Kim Min-sung (fourth from right) and students sell items donated by celebrities at a charity bazaar at Hyundai Department Store at COEX in Seoul on Friday. (Seoul Arts College)
Seoul Arts College held a charity bazaar for sports and entertainment celebrities at Hyundai Department Store at COEX in Seoul on Friday.

Sponsors who contributed their favorite items to the event included retired major league pitcher Park Chan-ho, PSV Eindhoven midfielder Park Ji-sung, actors Ahn Sung-ki and Shin Ha-gyun, singer BoA, boy group Infinite, female band Sistar and male group 2AM.

Some of the school’s professors also chipped in.

All proceeds from the bazaar will benefit the socially underprivileged.

By Chun Sung-woo (swchun@heraldcorp.com)

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