Stray Kids Feliks donates 300 million won for birthday... delivered to Samsung Seoul Hospital, Seoul National University Children's Hospital, and others

Stray Kids’ Felix donated a total of 300 million KRW to Samsung Seoul Hospital, Seoul National University Children’s Hospital, Books International, and the UNICEF Korea Committee in celebration of his birthday. On the 15th, Felix delivered 100 million KRW each to Samsung Seoul Hospital and Seoul National University Children’s Hospital, and 50 million KRW each to Books International and the UNICEF Korea Committee. The donation to Samsung Seoul Hospital will be used to support treatment costs for pediatric cancer patients, while the donation to Seoul National University Children’s Hospital will be used to support vulnerable child patients. The funds given to Books International will be used for cultural education and awareness programs such as the creation and production of picture books in native languages, and the donation to the UNICEF Korea Committee will be used for emergency relief efforts for the major flood in Nepal. Felix stated, ″I hope that many children’s days are filled with clear hope instead of worries. I sincerely wish to be a small but warm support for the precious today and tomorrow of children.″ Felix previously donated to UNICEF’s nutrition and water sanitation support project for children in Laos in 2024 and to World Vision’s domestic breakfast support project for children with dietary vulnerabilities, ’Breakfast Mocco.’ On his 2025 birthday, he also donated funds to support treatment costs for pediatric patients at Samsung Seoul Hospital, family care children supported by World Vision, and UNICEF’s nutrition and water sanitation support project for children in Laos. Together with the members of Stray Kids, he participated in group-level sharing by delivering funds to Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association and the social welfare corporation World Vision to support recovery from wildfires in the Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk regions, as well as a donation to Hong Kong World Vision for fire damage recovery in Hong Kong. Meanwhile, on the 15th (local time), Stray Kids held the second performance in Buenos Aires, Argentina, part of the group’s new festival ’STRAYCITY,’ which is taking place in three regions of South America. They are also continuing to meet fans worldwide through their world tour ’RUN IT.’