@GooseworxMusic I just saw the finale in the theater and avoided ALL SPOILERS! I understand if this project and all the related drama has driven you away from similar projects. But please know you created a beautiful story and so many pepole appreciate it. Take care of yourself!
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[News] A Virtuous Cycle of "Good Influence"
BTS member SUGA donates 5 Billion won to open a specialized autism treatment center. Follow-up donations from fans alone exceed 400 Million won.
Last December, a special performance was held at the Yonsei University Grand Hall. Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), who had previously lost their laughter and even their cries, performed together after months of practicing instruments of their choice. On a stage with 1,600 seats, they showcased the fruits of their hard work playing guitars, saxophones, and clarinets.
When the sounds of "Me to You, You to Me" and "Butterfly" filled the hall, parents and the audience were moved to tears. These children, who once couldn't even meet their parents' eyes, broke through the barrier of their disability to find "their own voice."
This performance was made possible by a donation from BTS member SUGA. Last year, SUGA donated 5 billion KRW to Severance Hospital for children with ASD. The "Min Yoongi Treatment Center" (named after his birth name) was opened, providing specialized group therapy programs.
SUGA's initial donation has been given new life and continues to grow. Since the center opened, a steady stream of donations from BTS fans, known as "ARMY," have poured in. As of last month, over 5,000 people have donated 420 million won to the center. The donations from over 1,800 people from around the world, including the US, Canada, the UK, and Germany, have reached 170 million won. What began as a meaningful act by an idol to help sick children has become a new culture of hope among his fans.