Stray Kids’ Felix Donates 300 million won($220,000) on His Birthday

Stray Kids member Felix has donated a total of 300 million won (approximately ($220,000) to fund treatment for pediatric cancer patients, support children from vulnerable backgrounds, sponsor native-language picture book projects, and provide emergency relief for severe flooding in Nepal.

To mark his birthday on Sept. 15, Felix donated 100 million won each to Samsung Medical Center and Seoul National University Children‘s Hospital, alongside 50 million won each to the non-profit organization Books International and UNICEF Korea.

The funds designated for Samsung Medical Center will cover treatment expenses for young cancer patients, while the donation to Seoul National University Children‘s Hospital will assist pediatric patients from low-income families. The contribution to Books International will support the creation and publication of native-language picture books to advance cultural education and awareness. Meanwhile, the funds given to UNICEF Korea will go toward emergency relief efforts following the massive floods in Nepal.

Felix expressed his heartfelt intent, saying, “I hope these children can spend their days filled with bright hope rather than worry. I sincerely hope this brings a small but warm source of strength to their precious present and future.”

Meanwhile, on Sept. 15, Stray Kids will hold the second night of their concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as part of “STRAYCITY”—the group’s newly launched festival spanning three regions across South America.

Reported by Herald Muse Staff Writer Park Seo-hyun

Reviewed by Herald Muse Editor-in-Chief Kim Hae-yeon