BLACKPINK's JENNIE donates 100 million won to Seoul National University's School of Medicine

JENNIE of the girl group BLACKPINK has donated 100 million won (about 10.4 million yen) to Seoul National University's College of Medicine, spreading her influence of goodwill.
On the 30th, the Seoul National University Medical School Development Support Group announced, "Jenny has donated 100 million won to the medical school development fund to help nurture warm-hearted people who can heal the world.
With this donation as a foundation, Seoul National University's College of Medicine plans to further strengthen its education and research environment and accelerate the development of human resources with social empathy.
Kim Jung Eun, president of Seoul National University's College of Medicine, said, "We are grateful to JENNIE for her deep desire to make a positive impact beyond mere financial support."
"We will strive to help the students grow into leaders who are tolerant and accepting, empathetic and communicative, and who are willing to sacrifice and take care of others, so that they can live up to the trust and expectations of the people," he said.
In 2023, OA Entertainment (ODD ATELIER), JENNIE's management office, will donate 100 million won to Seoul National University's College of Medicine to support the development of future medical talent.
Meanwhile, JENNIE will be joining her own agency OA Entertainment (ODD Entertainment) in 2023.
ATELIER) and embarked on a full-fledged independent career.
With "Ruby," which showcases her infinite musical potential, she has set new records on various global charts and established herself as a solo artist.