#SHOWBIZ: South Korean singer Lee Know donates RM295,415 to Nepal flood relief
SEOUL: Singer Lee Know of the group Stray Kids has donated 100 million won (about RM295,415) to support children and families affected by severe flooding in Nepal.
South Korean singer Lee Know has donated 100 million won (approximately RM295,415) to aid children and families impacted by severe flooding in Nepal. His agency, JYP Entertainment, announced on August 30 that the donation was made on August 28 through the international relief organization World Vision Korea, as reported by the Straits Times.
The funds will be utilized for providing essential supplies like food, shelter, clean water, and sanitation support to the affected communities. Lee expressed his hope that his contribution could provide some assistance to those facing such a challenging situation. In a statement, the 27-year-old singer wished for the displaced individuals and relief workers to return to their peaceful daily lives as soon as possible.
In 2024, Lee had previously donated the same amount to World Vision's global food crisis response program, earning him a place in the organization's Bob Pierce Honour Club, which honors major donors.
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