MARK from the group NCT, who is about to release his first solo album, has donated 100 million won to aid in the recovery efforts for the wildfire-affected areas of Gyeongbuk, Gyeongnam, and Ulsan.
According to the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association (President Song Pil-ho) on the 27th, MARK contributed the funds to support the recovery from the wildfires and to assist those displaced by the disaster.
MARK expressed, "I hope the ongoing wildfire situation is resolved soon, and that our neighbors, who are exhausted from living in shelters, as well as those working tirelessly to control the fires, can quickly return to their normal lives."
MARK is a member of the 'Hope Bridge Honors Club,' a group of high-value individual donors, and is known for his quiet philanthropy, having made several donations without publicizing them.
Shin Hoon, Secretary-General of Hope Bridge, stated, "MARK has always been a quiet yet consistent and profound contributor. We will do our utmost to ensure that his donation provides significant support and comfort to the affected communities."
Meanwhile, MARK is gearing up for the release of his first solo album, 'The Firstfruit,' in which he participated in the production of all tracks.
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(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Kyung-youn)