BTS's J-Hope Donates US$68,000 to Jeju Air Crash Victims

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BTS's J-Hope Donates US$68,000 to Jeju Air Crash Victims
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The K-pop star J-Hope donated a substantial sum to support those impacted by the recent Jeju Air crash.

BTS ’s J-Hope has donated 100 million won (US$68,000) to support victims of the Jeju Air flight crash at Muan International Airport. The Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association announced that J-Hope contributed 100 million won to aid those affected by the tragic accident at Muan International Airport in South Jeolla Province. J-Hope reportedly stated, “Upon hearing about the accident, I decided to make this donation to offer even a small measure of support to the bereaved families.

I extend my deepest condolences and sympathy to all those affected by this heartbreaking tragedy.” As a member of the'Hope Bridge Honors Club,' a group of high-value donors, J-Hope has consistently contributed during national disasters, including a donation of 100 million won for flood relief in 2023. J-Hope completed his military service on Oct 17, 2024, becoming the second BTS member to be discharged

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