Changbin of the group Stray Kids practiced warm generosity for pediatric patients and their families on his birthday. His agency, JYP Entertainment, announced on the 11th that Changbin donated 100 million won to Samsung Seoul Hospital.

Of the donated funds, 50 million won will be used for pediatric patients' medical expenses, while the remaining 50 million won will be allocated to emotional support programs for patients' families. This marks Changbin's second act of kindness at the same hospital, following his birthday donation in 2023.

Changbin stated that this donation was a way to give back to his fans' love. He said, "Thanks to the immense love sent by our fans, I was able to practice a meaningful act of giving on my birthday," adding, "I sincerely hope that my heart reaches those in need and serves, however small, as a source of hope and warm comfort."

Changbin's positive influence, which has continued since last year, has shone both domestically and internationally. Following the Turkey-Syria earthquake last year, he sponsored emergency relief funds through the international aid organization The Promise, earning a spot on the "Honor Club" list of major donors. Additionally, together with his Stray Kids bandmates, he donated to Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association and World Vision to support recovery from wildfires in Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk, and also donated to World Vision Hong Kong for fire disaster recovery.

Meanwhile, Stray Kids released their mini album 'THIS & THAT' on the 7th and are continuing their new promotional activities.