Stray Kids' Lee Know Donates 100 Million Won for Nepal Flood Emergency Relief: "Hoping for Return to Daily Life" [Official]

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Stray Kids' Lee Know showed compassion by donating 100 million won to provide emergency relief for victims of the major floods in Nepal.

According to his agency JYP Entertainment on the 30th, Lee Know delivered 100 million won to international humanitarian NGO World Vision on the 28th, requesting that it be used to save lives and support livelihoods for children and families affected by the floods in Nepal.

The donated funds are expected to be used to support survival and recovery of daily life for flood victims, including providing food and nutrition, temporary housing, and safe drinking water and sanitation.

Through JYP Entertainment, Lee Know stated, "I hope my small contribution can offer some comfort to those going through difficult times. I sincerely wish that all disaster victims and everyone working on the ground in relief efforts will quickly regain a peaceful daily life."

Lee Know continues to share positive influence by consistently engaging in charitable acts both domestically and internationally wherever help is needed. He began supporting children overseas through World Vision in 2014, and in 2024 donated 100 million won to World Vision's Global Food Crisis Response Project to aid children in the world's poorest countries facing food shortages, becoming World Vision's youngest "Bob Pierce Honor Club" member.

Last year, he donated a total of 200 million won: 100 million won for treatment and caregiving costs for adult patients with severe diseases and pediatric patients at Samsung Seoul Hospital, and another 100 million won to Goyang animal protection group Butterfly Love to support the rescue, treatment, and shelter operations for abandoned cats.

In addition, along with fellow Stray Kids members, he also donated funds to Hope Bridge (National Disaster Relief Association) and World Vision to support disaster recovery in the Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk regions from wildfires in 2025, and contributed to Hong Kong World Vision for fire damage recovery in Hong Kong.

Meanwhile, Stray Kids, of which Lee Know is a member, is currently holding their new world tour "RUN IT" on the 29th and 30th, marking a historic first as an overseas male artist to perform solo at Tokyo National Stadium.

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