Song Ga-in appeared on the SBS variety program 'Jecheol-ri Village Hall' and carried out talent donation activities in Eosu Village, Jinju.

On the broadcast, the members of the 'Jecheol-ri Youth Association' arrived at Eosu Village in Jinju and took part in the welcome food and feast prepared by the residents. They listened attentively to the stories of the village elders and prepared a talent donation mission to comfort them.

Song Ga-in first engaged in natural conversation with the elders, building close relationships. The Youth Association held a public radio show, 'Jecheol Radio,' as their first talent donation, and Song Ga-in joined the singers' team, working hard on stage preparations, including carefully overseeing sound checks during rehearsal. After the rehearsal, she guided the elders on how to participate in 'Jecheol Radio' and personally promoted the event.

On the main stage, a story was introduced in which an elder expressed longing for a departed neighbor and friend. In response, Song Ga-in sang a verse of 'Saekdong Jeogori,' drawing deep emotion from the audience. The elders were moved to tears by her song, and Baek A-yeon also expressed how touched she was. Song Ga-in then performed 'Jeongmal Joatne' ('It Was Truly Good'), lifting the atmosphere, and closed the event by saying, 'Please stay healthy.'

Meanwhile, SBS's 'Jecheol-ri Village Hall' is a reality variety program in which five young people interact with residents in a rural village and share their talents. In this episode, Song Ga-in demonstrated active communication with the elders and took part in preparing for the stage.