Stray Kids' Lee Know donates 100 million won for children affected by floods in Nepal

Stray Kids’ Lee Know donated 100 million won to help victims affected by the major floods in Nepal. On the 30th, JYP Entertainment announced that Lee Know had delivered 100 million won in emergency relief funds for flood victims in Nepal to the international relief and development NGO World Vision on the 28th. The donated funds will be used for various emergency relief activities such as providing food and nutrition support for local children and families, setting up temporary shelters, and improving access to clean water and sanitation. Through his agency, Lee Know said, ″I hope my small support can be a little help to those going through difficult times,″ and added, ″I sincerely hope that the victims and everyone working on relief efforts on the ground will recover their peaceful daily lives as soon as possible.″ Lee Know has consistently engaged in donation activities, starting with sponsoring overseas children through World Vision in 2014. In 2024, he donated 100 million won to World Vision’s global food crisis response project, becoming the youngest member of the ’Rice Peace Honor Club.’ Last year, he also donated 100 million won each to Samsung Seoul Hospital and the cat protection organization ’Nabiyasalanghae.’ Meanwhile, Stray Kids have been holding a solo concert for two days starting on the 29th at the Tokyo National Stadium in Japan. They are the first overseas male artist to hold a solo stage at this venue.