Stray Kids member Changbin continued his streak of positive influence by donating 100 million won in celebration of his birthday.
On August 11, marking his birthday, Changbin delivered a total of 100 million won in donations to Samsung Medical Center. The funds will be split into 50 million won each to support medical expenses for pediatric patients and emotional support programs for patients' families.
Changbin shared his thoughts, saying, "Thanks to the immense love sent by our fans, I was able to practice meaningful sharing on my birthday." He added, "I sincerely hope that my heart reaches the places that need help and serves as a small ray of hope and warm comfort."
Changbin has maintained a consistent record of giving. In 2023, he delivered emergency relief funds for the earthquake in Turkey and Syria through the international relief organization The Promise, joining its Honors Club. On his birthday in 2025, he also donated funds to Samsung Medical Center to support surgery and treatment costs for underprivileged pediatric patients, as well as emotional support programs. That same year, alongside his fellow Stray Kids members, he donated funds to Hope Bridge (National Disaster Relief Association) and the social welfare organization World Vision to aid wildfire recovery efforts in the Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk regions, and also contributed to World Vision in Hong Kong for fire recovery efforts.
Meanwhile, Stray Kids is actively promoting with their mini-album "THIS & THAT," released on the 7th. On the 29th and 30th, as part of their new world tour "RUN IT," they are set to hold a solo concert at Tokyo National Stadium, becoming the first overseas male artist to do so.
(Photo: Reporter Baek Seung-cheol)
(SBS Entertainment News, Reporter Kang Kyung-yoon)
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