[Official] PLAYV to donate 100 million won to UNICEF: "We hope it will be of some help to children"

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The virtual idol group PLAYV has taken action with a charitable donation.

The UNICEF Korea Committee (Chairman Chung Gap-young) announced on the 2nd that PLAYV donated 100 million won to support children.

PLAYV signed a social contribution agreement with the UNICEF Korea Committee in August and has been participating in activities aimed at promoting the healthy growth and rights of children around the world. The funds will be used for UNICEF programs supporting children whose survival and development are threatened by conflict, disasters, poverty, and other factors.

Following the donation, PLAYV will continue its charitable efforts by participating as keynote speakers at "The Child Festa," an event hosted by the UNICEF Korea Committee to mark World Children's Day on November 20.

PLAYV, which has been active across the boundaries of reality and the digital world, is scheduled to deliver a message of encouragement at this event, themed "Children's Mental Health in the Digital Environment," hoping that children can freely pursue their dreams and potential.

PLAYV stated, "We hope that every child can discover their own potential and envision their future in a safe environment." The group added, "We hope this act of sharing will be of some help to children facing difficult circumstances, and we will continue to work together so that children can voice their opinions and build a better tomorrow."

Heo Geum-ju, Secretary-General of the UNICEF Korea Committee, said, "We are grateful to PLAYV for providing valuable funds for children." She added, "We hope these funds will provide practical support to children struggling with conflict, disasters, and poverty, and that the message delivered at The Child Festa will serve as an opportunity for more people to pay attention to children's rights and mental health."

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