Stray Kids’ Lee Know donates 100 million won to Nepal flood victims: “I hope it can be a small source of strength”

Stray Kids’ Lee Know donates 100 million won, takes step toward landmark ‘first overseas male artist’ record

Emergency relief donation delivered through World Vision on the 28th, with focus on food and hygiene support for Nepal flood victims

Lee Know, a member of global powerhouse group ‘Stray Kids’, donated ‘100 million won’ in relief funds to areas affected by devastating floods in Nepal, demonstrating his powerful ‘positive influence’.

According to ‘JYP Entertainment’ on the 30th, Lee Know delivered an emergency relief donation through ‘World Vision’, an international relief and development nongovernmental organization, on the 28th. The funds will be used entirely for projects aimed at helping local residents who lost their homes in Nepal’s worst flooding, including ‘food assistance’, ‘temporary housing support’ and ‘access to safe drinking water and sanitation’—services essential to restoring daily life.

“I hope this can become a small spark of hope for those suffering from this devastating disaster,” Lee Know said in a heartfelt message. “I hope that the victims, as well as all the ‘relief workers’ battling on the ground in harsh conditions, can quickly return to peaceful daily lives.”

Meanwhile, Stray Kids, the group Lee Know belongs to, is setting unprecedented milestones in the global music market. The group held ‘solo concerts’ at Tokyo’s ‘National Stadium’ over two days starting on the 29th, setting the landmark record of becoming the ‘first overseas male artist’ to do so. Their commitment to sharing across borders despite reaching the top of the industry is deeply resonating with fans worldwide.