Virtual Idol PLAVE Marks 'PLLI' Fans' Birthday With a Donation of 100 Million Won for a Third Act of Goodwill

A third miracle of goodwill that blossoms under the fan name 'PLLI,' breaking down the boundary between fantasy and reality

'PLAVE,' the front-runner among virtual (virtual) idols, is bringing a heavy warmth to the real world. The group has donated 100 million won to the child welfare organization 'Green Umbrella' to support the full self-reliance of children from vulnerable groups. The latest move is not just a one-off donation; it also proves its overwhelming sincerity, as it is already the third cumulative, large-scale sponsorship for that organization.

According to Green Umbrella, as announced on the 19th, the 100 million won fund will be fully injected into its 'Pink Savings Account' program. The project is designed as a self-reliance support program that helps children from vulnerable circumstances build a reliable initial asset amid harsh realities they will face later, such as education, career paths, and housing. Using the 'Dream Seed Savings Account (CDA)' system, it guarantees regular savings of 100,000 won each month, drawing a practical blueprint for the children’s future together.

In particular, the backdrop for this donation is the close bond between artists and fandom. This is because the project was carried out to mark the birthday of the official fan club 'PLLI' that serves as a steadfast ally to 'PLAVE.' It also turns the explosive love the group has received from the public into encouragement aimed at socially marginalized children—presenting a model virtuous cycle within fan culture.

Their sharing relay does not stop. After previously putting up 100 million won to aid crisis pregnant mothers, the group also donated 100 million won in self-reliance support funds for children under protection in December last year, keeping a careful eye on social blind spots. The agency said, "We gathered our intentions to further honor the birthday of 'PLLI,' who sends boundless affection," adding, "We hope the children do not give up their dreams when they hit the walls of reality, and we will continue to expand our positive influence in solidarity with fans."

Meanwhile, 'PLAVE,' which has built depth through its good deeds, is writing unprecedented records even in its main line of work. In September, the virtual idol world’s first to enter the main stadium of the 'Incheon Munhak Stadium' will hold a standalone stadium concert. From that milestone, observers expect it to launch the grand opening of its first world tour in a spectacular way.