Stray Kids' Changbin Donates 100 Million Won to Pediatric Patients on His August 11 Birthday

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Stray Kids' Changbin donated 100 million won for pediatric patients and their families to mark his birthday.

On August 11, Changbin delivered a total donation of 100 million won to Samsung Seoul Hospital. The funds are scheduled to be used in two equal portions of 50 million won each: one for supporting treatment costs for pediatric patients and the other for emotional support programs for patient families.

Changbin expressed his thoughts, saying, "Thanks to the great love sent by my fans, I was able to practice meaningful giving on my birthday. I sincerely hope that my heart reaches those in need and becomes a small source of hope and warm comfort."

Changbin has been conveying his kind intentions through consistent donations. In 2023, he contributed emergency relief funds for the Turkey and Syria earthquakes via the international humanitarian organization The Dreamers, earning a place in the 'Honors Club.' On his birthday in 2025, he donated to Samsung Seoul Hospital to assist with surgery costs, treatment expenses, and emotional support programs for pediatric patients from vulnerable groups. That same year, along with fellow Stray Kids members, he donated to Hope Bridge (National Disaster Relief Association) and the social welfare organization World Vision to support recovery efforts from forest fires in Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk regions, and also contributed to Hong Kong World Vision for fire damage recovery in Hong Kong.

Meanwhile, Stray Kids are making a strong impact with their mini album 'THIS & THAT,' released on August 7. On August 29 and 30, as part of their new world tour 'RUN IT,' they will become the first male artists from overseas to hold a solo concert at Tokyo National Stadium.

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