”BTS” J-HOPE fan club donates 10.61 million won to children in shelters

On the occasion of J-HOPE's birthday, the Korean Social Welfare Association announced that J-HOPE's Korean and global fans will donate 10.61 million won (approx.
It was announced on the 14th that they had donated 1.17 million yen. The Korean Social Welfare Association is carrying out an effort to help infants and children who have been separated from their original home due to their parents' circumstances and are being cared for in facilities or outsourced homes.
We ran the "Go on hopefully 2024" campaign with ope and HopeOnTheWorld.
The campaign will run from January 15th to February 29th to commemorate J-HOPE's birthday (February 18th).
The event was held on the Korean Social Welfare Association's website for two days, and 309 fans from five countries participated, raising 10.61 million won. All the money raised will be used for infant treatment through the Korean Social Welfare Association.
The money will be used to pay for childcare expenses and childcare supplies. An official from the fan club Carryhope said, ``Following J-Hope, who made us realize what true goodness is, we will continue to make a positive impact on society, even if it is small.''
We started it with the desire to become a fandom that resonates," and added, "It was a meaningful and happy time for the Korean Social Welfare Association and J-Hope fans from all over the world to work together on a support campaign.
. As J-Hope's fans who continue to spread good influence, we plan to practice sharing in places where help is needed."
Kang Dae-sung, chairman of the Korean Social Welfare Association, said, ``For 70 years, the Korean Social Welfare Association has been providing support to the people of Korea.
This year, which is the 70th anniversary of our founding, we are able to convey a message of hope together with the fans of BTS and J-Hope, which is very meaningful.''
The Korea Social Welfare Association is conducting various donation campaigns so that fan clubs that have gathered together through their love for the group can lead a positive fandom culture where people are concerned about the socially vulnerable and participate in sharing.
"We will carry out the following."