Actor Yoo Seung-ho’s quiet philanthropic activities over the years have been revealed through fans’ testimonies, evoking warm emotions. His donations and volunteer work, which he has quietly carried out behind the glamorous spotlight, shed light on his true nature as a star. According to reports on the 29th, Yoo Seung-ho has been donating for the medical expenses of sick children and has been volunteering at animal shelters without a manager for years. Recently, comments on a video of Yoo Seung-ho on his way to the play ‘Killing Caesar’ included one netizen expressing gratitude, saying, “Thanks to Yoo Seung-ho’s donation, my daughter receIVEd support for hospital treatment.” At that time, his donation was carried out so quietly that even his agency was unaware. Additionally, Yoo Seung-ho recently participated as an ambassador in McDonald’s social contribution project ‘Happy Work,’ donating 10 million KRW and the full participation fee to RMHC Korea. This donation will be used to improve the treatment environment, including providing temporary accommodation for severely ill children and their families. Yoo Seung-ho has also been consistently dedicated to animal protection activities. Known for his love for cats, as seen in his social media profile with the phrase ‘Conquering the World of Cats’ and cat emojis, he actually adopted and raises two stray cats. His volunteer work is entirely voluntary, and he has been visiting volunteer sites in his own car without a manager. In an interview on JTBC’s ‘Newsroom’ last year, he also mentioned his dream of running an animal shelter someday, saying, “I want to save up money through acting and eventually operate an animal shelter.” His actions, which combine direct practice and planning rather than simple sponsorship, resonate deeply. His agency, 333, stated, “Actor Yoo Seung-ho is very uncomfortable with publicizing his philanthropic activities” and added, “The company often learns about his activities through fans’ testimonies.” Meanwhile, Yoo Seung-ho is currently showcasing a new acting transformation on stage as he plays the role of Brutus in the play ‘Killing Caesar.’ The production will be performed at Sogang UnIVErsity Mary Hall Grand Theater until July 20th.