Stray Kids’ Changbin Marks Birthday With KRW 100 Million Donation to Help Children in Need

Changbin marked his birthday with a heartfelt donation, aiming to bring hope and comfort to children in need.

On the 11th, in honor of his birthday, Changbin donated KRW 100 million (approx. $72,000 USD) to Samsung Medical Center. The donation will fund surgery and treatment for underprivileged pediatric and adolescent patients, and support programs that provide psychological care and stability.

Reflecting on his donation, Changbin shared, “I am truly grateful to be able to give back the love I’ve received from my fans on my birthday and to offer a small ray of hope to children. I sincerely hope my support helps these kids recover and grow up healthy.”

A representative from Samsung Medical Center commented, “Changbin’s warm heart and his KRW 100 million donation will be a tremendous source of strength for young patients and their families. We promise to use this donation with care for the children’s treatment and recovery.”

Changbin has consistently used his influence for good, regularly giving back to those in need. In 2025, he and his fellow Stray Kids members donated to the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association and World Vision to aid recovery efforts after wildfires in the Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk regions. In 2023, he supported international relief group The Promise for emergency aid to those affected by the Türkiye–Syria earthquake, earning him induction into the “Honors Club.”

Meanwhile, Stray Kids recently wrapped up their massive ‘dominATE’ world tour, performing 54 shows across 34 cities worldwide. On the 22nd, they are set to release their highly anticipated full-length album ‘KARMA’, their first full-length studio album in over two years.


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This article is a translated version of the original Korean article published by Xportsnews, originally written by Myung Heesuk. This article was translated from Korean using AI-assisted tools and human review to deliver an accurate and culturally appropriate version for international readers.