”BTS” JIMIN secretly donates to his alma mater's juniors for 4 years

The news that member JIMIN of the group "BTS" has been making donations for his juniors at his alma mater has been reported, causing excitement.
In August, Jimin handed over 30 million won (approximately 3.27 million yen) in scholarships for juniors from Busan Art High School to the Busan headquarters of the Green Umbrella Foundation. Scholarship is for Dance Arts
, will be supported by 28 juniors who have shown talent in various fields such as music, or who are facing financial difficulties. The scholarship money will be used to help the juniors make their dreams come true, such as by paying for lessons and purchasing costumes.
JIMIN's love for his juniors from his alma mater was special. Since 2019, JIMIN from Busan Art High School has been secretly giving generously to his juniors so that they can make their dreams come true just like him.
He has provided a lot of support. It has been confirmed that the support money that Jimin has donated to his alma mater to date has reached 160 million won (approximately 17 million yen). Sponsored funds from 2019
The money was divided into three departments, including the dance department, which Jimin graduated from, the music department, and the art department, and was used for human resource development scholarships, replacing aging facilities, and purchasing equipment.
It is reported that Jimin has been quietly helping his juniors in creating an environment where they can have equal educational opportunities and grow in a healthy manner. Students with difficult circumstances are preparing for university entrance exams.
In addition to providing support so that they are fully prepared, juniors who lacked a stage to perform in due to COVID-19 will gain experience while creating a stage where they can fully demonstrate their talents.
We supported them to be able to do so. Last year, after hearing about the circumstances of my junior students who suddenly found themselves in financial difficulties due to COVID-19, I gave support money to students. Students do not give up on their dreams and blossom
I told him my thoughts so that he could do it. Jimin not only extends a warm hand to his alma mater's juniors, but also shows his love for his hometown and continues to contribute to society. The health of children whose care has ended
It has been revealed that Uya, a project for self-reliance, has donated 100 million won (approximately 10.9 million yen) to improve the housing environment of children who are facing financial difficulties after COVID-19.
In addition, in August, they donated 5 million won (approximately 540,000 yen) to Busan Namgu as a hometown love donation. JIMIN's hometown is not Minami-gu.
The idea came about because his father runs a cafe in Minami Ward. A representative from the Green Umbrella Foundation said, ``Even in their busy lives, Jimin and Jimin's father have continued to engage in social contribution activities.''
We hope that Jimin's will to generously support his juniors will be conveyed to his juniors, and Green Umbrella will also convey the importance of the support funds.''
Meanwhile, JIMIN donated 100 million won to Green Umbrella and named him to the Green Noble Club in 2021. Green Noble Club donates 100 million won to Green Umbrella Children's Foundation
This is a group of high-value donors who have donated more than 10,000 yen. According to Green Umbrella, Jimin and his father have both joined the Green Noble Club, and both father and son continue to actively contribute to society.