He contributed 200 million won to Seoul Asan Medical Center and 100 million won to the Green Umbrella Foundation.
Furthermore, he donated 50 million won for animal welfare, demonstrating his commitment to various causes.
[TVDaily Kim Ji-Ha Reporter] J-Hope from BTS celebrated his birthday on February 18 by donating a total of 350 million won, sending a positive message to society. He contributed 200 million won to Seoul Asan Medical Center to improve the treatment environment for pediatric patients and to support home care and psychological therapy programs. Additionally, he provided 100 million won as scholarships for his junior students through the Green Umbrella Foundation.
In his effort to help animals, he donated an additional 50 million won, funded by personal contributions from the auction revenue of his project 'Human Hope.' J-Hope expressed gratitude for being able to contribute meaningfully on his birthday and mentioned that the support from his fans, ARMY, played a vital role in these charitable efforts. Over time, J-Hope has donated 500 million won to Seoul Asan Medical Center and more than 1 billion won to the Green Umbrella Foundation.
His birthday donations go beyond individual solidarity and serve as a role model for society, enhancing his authentic influence.
J-Hope's donation transcends simple birthday celebrations and showcases his social message and sense of responsibility. BTS has exemplified its positive influence through charitable contributions, and J-Hope strengthens this representation further. His warm heart and active actions can positively impact other stars as well.
By opting to donate on his birthday, J-Hope redefines the significance of his special day. This act goes beyond a personal celebration and exemplifies a commitment to social responsibility, fostering values among his fans.
J-Hope’s ongoing philanthropic efforts positively affect not only his individual image but also enhance the brand image of BTS. This initiative boosts fan loyalty and contributes to heightening awareness of social issues.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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