Rise Donates 100 Million Won Ahead of Third Debut Anniversary
Donated to Samsung Medical Center under the fan club name
According to SM Entertainment on September 3, the group Rise (RIIZE) has donated 100 million won to Samsung Medical Center under the name of their official fan club 'Briize' ahead of their third debut anniversary, which falls on September 4.
The donation will be used to cover surgery and treatment expenses for children and adolescent patients from vulnerable groups.
Rise stated, "We believe we have been able to grow into better artists thanks to our fans' support of our dreams," and added, "We wanted to share some of the love we have received in hopes of providing at least a little help to those in need of hope."
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Rise has previously made donations to benefit children and adolescents in the fields of culture and arts, healthcare, and social welfare. They have also provided relief funds when disasters have occurred both in Korea and abroad. To mark their third debut anniversary, they will hold a fan meeting titled 'Channel Rise: On Air (Ch. RIIZE: ON AIR)' at Inspire Arena in Incheon on September 12 and 13.
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