Felix, a member of the group Stray Kids, has donated a total of 300 million won to support treatment costs for pediatric and adolescent cancer patients, assist vulnerable pediatric patients, provide cultural education through picture books, and fund emergency relief for the severe flood in Nepal.

Celebrating his birthday today (September 15), Felix donated 100 million won each to Samsung Medical Center and Seoul National University Children's Hospital, and 50 million won each to Books International and the Korean Committee for UNICEF, bringing his total contributions to 300 million won.

The donations will be used to cover medical expenses for pediatric and adolescent cancer patients at Samsung Medical Center, support vulnerable children at Seoul National University Children's Hospital, fund picture book-based cultural education and the creation and production of native-language picture books by Books International, and provide emergency relief for the Nepal flood through the Korean Committee for UNICEF.

Felix's agency shared that he expressed, "I hope many children's days are filled with bright hope instead of worry. I sincerely hope this serves as a small yet warm source of strength for the children's precious today and tomorrow."

Previously, in 2024, Felix made donations to UNICEF's child support project in Laos and World Vision's breakfast support project for vulnerable children in South Korea. For his birthday in 2025, he contributed funds to support treatment for pediatric and adolescent patients at Samsung Medical Center, assist young caregivers through World Vision, and aid UNICEF's child support project in Laos.

Alongside his fellow Stray Kids members, he also delivered wildfire recovery funds to the Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association and the social welfare corporation World Vision for affected areas in South Gyeongsang and North Gyeongsang provinces in 2025, and sent donations to World Vision Hong Kong to aid recovery efforts following a fire in Hong Kong.

Stray Kids, currently on a world tour, is preparing for the second night of their performance in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as part of their new festival initiative "STRAYCITY."

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