Stray Kids’ Felix has once again turned his birthday into an occasion for giving. On September 15, the singer and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador donated a total of 200 million won (approximately $145,000) to causes supporting children’s health and well-being, reinforcing his reputation as one of K-pop’s leading philanthropists.
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According to JYP Entertainment, Felix directed 100 million won to Samsung Medical Center, a major hospital owned by the Samsung Foundation, which is affiliated with the Samsung Group. The donation will go toward covering medical expenses for young patients in need. In addition, he contributed 50 million won each to UNICEF and World Vision. UNICEF will use the funds to improve nutrition and sanitation programs in Laos, while World Vision will provide support to children growing up in family care situations.
In a heartfelt statement, Felix expressed gratitude to his fans:
“Thanks to the unwavering love I receive from STAYs, I’ve been able to share that love with children around the world. I truly hope that every child can dream freely and live with hope for the future.”
Beyond his humanitarian work, Felix’s ties to Samsung run deep. As the global brand ambassador for Samsung, he is currently promoting the company’s flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S25 Edge. His latest donation to Samsung Medical Center underscores a connection that bridges his advocacy, artistry, and corporate partnerships.
Felix’s acts of kindness continue to inspire fans worldwide, reflecting Stray Kids’ broader influence not only in music but also in spreading a message of compassion.
The group is currently preparing for their encore performances of the <dominATE> world tour, scheduled for October 18–19 at the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium, marking the grand finale of a record-breaking global journey across 34 cities.
With his birthday contribution, Felix has once again proven that his star power extends far beyond the stage toward building a brighter and freer future for children everywhere.