Stray Kids leader Bang Chan has donated 200 million won to fund medical rehabilitation and disaster recovery efforts. His agency, JYP Entertainment, announced the contributions on Saturday. The singer allocated 100 million won to Seoul Rehabilitation Hospital and 100 million won to the Korean Committee for UNICEF. Seoul Rehabilitation Hospital plans to use the funding to establish specialized rehabilitation centers tailored to patients based on their age and specific medical conditions. The funds delivered to UNICEF Korea are designated for relief operations supporting communities affected by major flooding in Nepal.
Through a press release issued by JYP Entertainment, Bang Chan said he wished to offer comfort to individuals facing difficult times and hoped they could quickly return to peaceful daily lives. The contribution follows several previous donations by the singer. On his birthday on Oct. 3 last year, Bang Chan donated 100 million won to Samsung Medical Center for pediatric treatment costs and 100 million won to UNICEF Korea. In 2024, he gave 100 million won to the Community Chest of Korea to support individuals with developmental disabilities, which qualified him for the organization's Honor Society.
Frequently Asked Questions
How will Bang Chan's donation to Seoul Rehabilitation Hospital be used?
The hospital will use the 100 million won donation to establish specialized rehabilitation centers tailored to patients' ages and medical conditions.
What cause does the UNICEF Korea donation support?
The 100 million won contribution to UNICEF Korea is designated for disaster recovery operations following severe flooding in Nepal.
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