Stray Kids' Han Donates 100 Million Won to Abused Children in Ongoing Act of Charity

Group Stray Kids member Han has shared warmth by donating 100 million won to support abused children and children in childcare facilities.

To mark his birthday on September 14, Han delivered a total of 100 million won in donations to the social welfare corporation Angels' Haven. The funds will be allocated equally, with 50 million won going toward the protection and psychological treatment of abused children, and another 50 million won supporting child-rearing and education at Eunpyeong Cheonsawon.

Han shared his feelings, saying, "I wanted to offer even a small bit of warm comfort to the hearts of children who have been hurt," and adding, "I earnestly hope that the children can overcome their pain within a cozy shelter and regain their bright smiles."

This is not Han's first act of donation. On his birthday in 2025, he also delivered donations to Samsung Medical Center to support treatment and caregiving costs for adults with severe diseases, as well as medical expenses for pediatric and adolescent patients.

In the same year, he continuously maintained his philanthropic efforts by donating alongside his fellow Stray Kids members to the Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association and the social welfare corporation World Vision to aid recovery efforts for wildfires in the Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk regions, as well as contributing donations to World Vision Hong Kong to help recovery efforts following a fire in Hong Kong.

Meanwhile, Stray Kids kicked off their new group-led festival "STRAYCITY," held across three regions in South America, with a performance in Bogota, Colombia, on September 9 (local time). On September 11, they took the stage as headliners at Brazil's mega-scale music festival "Rock in Rio." Alongside their festival activities, they are expected to further expand their global presence through their smoothly sailing new world tour <RUN IT>.



(Photo courtesy of SBS Entertainment News, reported by Kang Kyung-yoon)
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