Donation Made in Celebration of Birthday on September 15

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JYP Entertainment announced that on September 15, Stray Kids member Felix donated a total of 300 million won to support pediatric cancer patients, children from underprivileged backgrounds, and residents affected by flood damage in Nepal in honor of his birthday.


Felix donated 100 million won each to Samsung Medical Center and Seoul National University Children's Hospital, as well as 50 million won each to Books International (a nonprofit organization) and the Korean Committee for UNICEF.


The donation to Samsung Medical Center will be used to cover treatment costs for children and adolescents with cancer. The funds given to Seoul National University Children's Hospital will provide support for child patients from vulnerable families. The donation to Books International will be used to support cultural education and awareness-improvement projects centered around picture books, including the creation and production of children's books in their mother tongue. The funds given to the Korean Committee for UNICEF will be used for emergency relief efforts related to the major flood in Nepal.


Felix stated, "I hope that every child can be filled with clear hope instead of worry every day," adding, "I sincerely wish that this can be a small but warm source of strength for the precious today and tomorrow of these children."


In 2024, Felix donated to UNICEF’s nutrition, clean water, and sanitation support project for children in Laos, as well as to World Vision’s domestic breakfast support program for children in food-insecure households, called ‘Achim Meoggo’. For his birthday in 2025, he again contributed funds for the treatment of pediatric patients at Samsung Medical Center, to World Vision’s family care child support, and to the UNICEF Laos nutrition and water sanitation project.



That same year, together with his Stray Kids bandmates, he donated to Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association and World Vision Foundation to aid recovery efforts from wildfires in Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk. Additionally, donations for fire recovery in Hong Kong were delivered to Hong Kong World Vision.


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