[Official] Stray Kids Bang Chan donates another 200 million won; total personal donations reach 500 million won

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Stray Kids member Bang Chan donated a total of 200 million won to build a specialized rehabilitation center and support flood recovery efforts in Nepal.

According to his agency JYP Entertainment on the 19th, Bang Chan deposited 100 million won each to Seoul Rehabilitation Hospital and UNICEF Korea Committee, totaling 200 million won. The funds are intended for building a specialized rehabilitation center tailored to patient age groups and disease characteristics at Seoul Rehabilitation Hospital, and for flood recovery efforts in Nepal by UNICEF Korea Committee.

Through his agency, Bang Chan stated, "I wanted to offer even small comfort to those going through exhausting and difficult times. I sincerely hope that many people will regain their peaceful daily lives as soon as possible."

Bang Chan continues to extend kindness throughout society and consistently carries out charitable acts. On October 3 last year, on his birthday, he donated a total of 200 million won—100 million won to Samsung Seoul Hospital to support treatment costs for pediatric patients and 100 million won to UNICEF Korea Committee to support children worldwide. On his 2024 birthday, he donated 100 million won to the Korean Red Cross Society's Love's Heart Welfare Foundation to support people with developmental disabilities, and was appointed as a member of the high-donor group "Honor Society." In 2025, along with Stray Kids members, he donated funds to Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association and World Vision Korea for wildfire recovery efforts in Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk regions, and also donated to Hong Kong World Vision for fire damage recovery in Hong Kong.

Recently, Bang Chan was recognized as the K-pop idol with the most registered copyrights under the Korean Music Copyright Association (KOMCA) standard, with 244 copyrighted works.

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