BTS never stay behind to share their blessings and love with others. They like to do stuff which has great cause behind it. Arranging love yourself campaigns, getting attached with UNICEF, etc. are the proofs that they really are here to spread love and for doing works for good cause.
BTS members keep on making donations and are always highlighted for their help and support. Recently, the youngest member of the group the Golden Maknae Jungkook reached out to Seoul National University Children's Hospital on 14th April. Where he made a donation of 1 Billion Won.
On doing this great deed, Junkook stated: "I hope it will help children who are suffering and I support them to smile."
According to Seoul National University Hospital, Jungkook delivered 1 billion won to Seoul National University Children's Hospital to use for the benefit of sick children and their families. The donation is planned to be used for the treatment of children from low-income families and for the integrated care center project.
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Jungkook debuted in the music industry in June 2013 as a member of BTS. Together with the members, they have been steadily carrying out group donations.
In January 2017, BTS donated 100 million won to the 416 Family Council, which consists of the bereaved families of the Sewol ferry disaster. At the time, each of the 7 members contributed 10 million won, and Big Hit Music added 30 million won, contributing a total of 100 million won. Since 2017, a total of 5.9 billion won (as of October 2022) has been donated through #ENDviolence, a campaign to eradicate violence against children and youth, which was carried out in cooperation with the Korean Committee for UNICEF.
A group donation was also made during the pandemic. In 2020, along with their agency Big Hit Music, BTS members donated 1 million dollars (approximately 1.2 billion won) to organizations related to the anti-racism campaign "BLACK LIVE MATTER" (Black Lives Matter). As a result, numerous fans expressed their will to join the campaign with one mind and one heart with BTS, raising more than 1 million dollars and becoming an example.
In addition, BTS donated 1 million dollars (approximately 1.2 billion Korean won) to Live Nation, a global performance agency, asking for support for performers who are experiencing economic difficulties in the aftermath of the pandemic along with their agency.
Meanwhile, Jungkook is about to make his official solo debut.
J-HOPE ENLISTED FOR MILITARY SERVICES:
Including other updates, BTS member the rapper and lead dancer J-Hope has enlisted himself for the military training.
In an emotional last Weverse LIVE on Friday, J-Hope confirmed that he will enlist on April 17. For the same, BTS' youngest member Jungkook also returned to Seoul, Korea from LA to send off his 'Hobi Hyung'. The rapper on Monday shared his last message for the fans before joining BTS Jin in the military and also showed his pictures with a buzz cut. Taking to Instagram, J-Hope wrote, "I'll be back in good health!!"
BTS J-Hope also shared a post on Weverse and said that he will be back safely. He wrote, "I love you ARMY.. I'll go and come back safely".
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BTS J-Hope had already hinted that his military enlistment date is near. As the day arrived, the BTS ARMY flooded the internet with emotional posts expressing their sad feelings. many many lauded Jungkook for cutting his LA schedule short for J-Hope, while others expressed how teary-eyed they are that Hobi is leaving. On the other hand, BTS' eldest member Jin dropped a comment on Weverse and said that there is only one day left after which J-Hope will join him.
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