TXT’s Soobin Wins Hearts With His Philanthropy For Children

Recently, TXT member Soobin made headlines for his extraordinary contribution to helping medically underprivileged children in Seoul.

Seoul Children’s Hospital announced on February 5, KST, that the TXT leader donated ₩100 million KRW (about $75,000 USD) to the hospital on January 31, 2024. Out of the entire donated amount, [krw] 20 million will be used to cover treatment costs for patients with severe conditions such as brain lesions, as well as for children who need physical and mental rehabilitation.

The remaining [krw] 80 million [/krw] is planned to be used for projects to improve the hospital’s infrastructure to provide better treatment to children. The hospital’s director issued an official statement thanking Soobin for his support and promised to extend it to medically underprivileged patients and families.

After the news was made public, online communities went abuzz with praise for the young idol, with reactions ranging from surprise at his generosity to donating such a big amount to praising his kindness.

• “He’s so cool! A hundred million is a big deal!
• “I like that Soobin has always made small, consistent donations, such as using a phone case that supports abandoned dogs, wearing UNICEF rings, and wearing clothes made from recycled fabrics to reduce carbon emissions, and so on. But it’s heartwarming that he also made such a huge donation.”
• “It’s not easy to donate to other people. Choi Soobin fighting!”
• “He’s so kind TTTTT.”

• “Fighting, Soobin! The skill to naturally make friends improves after becoming an adult. Though he is a celebrity, he is still a young 2000-born. He seems fundamentally a good person, so he will probably develop well in the right direction.”
• “That’s my man! So f*cking cool at everything!”
• “Soobin is really a nice person. He seems like a very warm-hearted person.”
• “Wow, I don’t know him well, but he donated 100 million? Celebrities must earn beyond our imaginations. But 100 million is still a big amount to donate.”