[Official] IVE, who supported firefighters, receives commendation from the National Fire Agency on the 64th Firefighters' Day

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The group IVE (IVE, An Yoo-jin, Gaeul, Rei, Jang Won-young, Liz, Lee Seo) received a commendation from the National Fire Agency for their contributions to wildfire relief and firefighter support.

IVE was honored with the National Fire Agency commendation on the occasion of the 64th Firefighters' Day (November 9). In October, IVE participated in the voice talent donation project of the National Fire Agency's official welfare platform, "Firefighter Hero Membership." According to Hope Bridge, IVE was recognized for conveying gratitude and encouragement to firefighters who dedicate themselves to public safety and for contributing to raising public awareness of firefighting.

Last year, IVE donated funds to support wildfire victims and improve the treatment and perception of firefighters working at disaster sites. This year, they joined the voice talent donation project. Through this project, IVE conveyed warmth to the daily lives of firefighters with various audio content, ranging from greetings wishing for safety to messages celebrating special moments.

Through Hope Bridge, IVE stated, "We are truly grateful and honored to receive this meaningful commendation. We would like to express our respect and gratitude to the firefighters who always strive for public safety. Going forward, we will continue to listen to diverse voices around us and make efforts to share messages of encouragement with more people."

Shin Hoon, Secretary-General of Hope Bridge, said, "We congratulate IVE on their award for supporting both affected neighbors and firefighters during the wildfires. We will continue various collaborations and support to ensure that warm encouragement and sharing directed at firefighters are effectively conveyed to the field."

Meanwhile, IVE participated in donations for the recovery from the Turkey-Syria earthquake damage and also provided funds for residents affected by a major fire in Hong Kong last year. They are also engaged in social contribution activities such as helping children who miss meals and supporting the treatment of pediatric and adolescent patients.

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