“Stray Kids” Reno becomes the youngest person ever to be commissioned by the “Bob Pierce Honor Club”

Reno of the group "Stray Kids" has become the youngest person in history to be inducted into the "Bob Pierce Honor Club."
On the 28th, World Vision, an international relief and development NGO, announced that ``Stray Kids'' Reno was built by Bob Pierce.
"We commissioned the Honor Club." The “Bob Pierce Honor Club” is dedicated to World Vision founder Bob Pierce.
It is a gathering of high-value backers named after Pierce. Among the backers with cumulative support of more than 100 million won, we are the first to sympathize with various global village issues and show the value of sharing.
Appoint supporters to become members. The Bob Pierce Honor Club is a collection of donations that transparently discloses sponsorship results and promotes the establishment of an active donation culture.
People from all walks of life, including JY Park Producer of Mento, are spreading the value of sharing in various fields of society.
In January, Reno launched a World Vision Global Project to help children in the poorest countries facing food shortages due to rapid climate change.
We have donated 100 million won to food crisis response projects. Additionally, in February of last year, we participated in emergency relief efforts following the Turkey-Syria earthquake.
In addition, we started supporting World Vision overseas children in 2014, and to date we have formed relationships with a total of four children inside and outside of Korea.
We are proactive in sharing activities for our marginalized neighbors, including actively sponsoring projects in Korea.