On July 29, 2024, in a heartening act of solidarity and support, all five members of the beloved K-pop group (G)I-DLE joined together to donate a total of 800,000$ towards flood recovery efforts in South Korea.
Today, the Korean Red Cross made a significant announcement, emphasizing their dedication to providing humanitarian aid in response to the destructive flooding that has ravaged various areas of the country.
All five members – Miyeon, Minnie, Soyeon, Yuqi, and Shuhua – donated 10 million won each.
This generous donation is in response to the disastrous heavy rains that have impacted South Korea, making it the most severe flood in 200 years.
The funds will be directed towards flood relief and recovery efforts by the Korean Red Cross, under the guidance of President Kim Chul-soo. The organization remains committed to fulfilling its mission of offering crucial aid and assistance to the impacted communities.
(G)I-DLE conveyed in their statement their desire for the donation to provide solace and aid in a speedy recovery for those affected by the flood.
The source of the information can be found at the following link: https://x.com/_koreadispatch_/status/1815576655613796571/photo/1
“We hope that the Red Cross’s humanitarian activities will provide comfort to flood victims and help them return to their daily lives as soon as possible,”
-(G)I-DLE
President Kim Chul-soo recognized the importance of (G) I-DLE’s contribution.
“We believe that (G) I-DLE’s I-DLE’s support will be a warm consolation and a great strength to the flood victims. As a legally responsible disaster management and relief support organization, the Korean Red Cross will do its best in flood recovery activities.”
-(G)I-DLE
The Korean Red Cross has been at the forefront of emergency relief operations since July 8, enlisting the help of more than 2,600 employees and volunteers across the country to provide immediate assistance to those impacted by the unprecedented rainfall. This endeavor has involved 22 days of dedicated efforts to mitigate the effects of the disaster.
HERE ARE A FEW RESPONSES FROM NETIZENS ABOUT THIS:
Look at those Red Cross scammers extorting money, haha. They come like tax bills and rip off the elderly, and now they’re extorting money too.
So money can solve everything, haha.
Is the Red Cross a gangster?????? And they don’t even pay taxes…
In the end, it turns out the Red Cross was extorting money…
They immediately apologized and made a donation after complaints about using the Red Cross logo, and the promotion also helped. So in the end, it was a win-win for both sides, and the outcome was okay.
When you donate to the Red Cross, you get a tax deduction at the end of the year.
It’s ten million won per person, huh? The Red Cross, haha.
Wow, what a bunch of scammers…
The Korean Red Cross, founded in 1905, has a longstanding history of quickly aiding in both domestic and international disasters.
The organization, with 119 years of experience, plays a crucial role in alleviating human suffering and aiding in the recovery process.
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