Virtual idol group PLAVE has demonstrated their positive influence by donating 100 million won to support the independence of children from vulnerable backgrounds.
Child welfare organization ChildFund Korea announced on the 19th that the 100 million won donated by PLAVE will be used for the "Pink Bankbook Project," which helps establish a stable foundation for the independence of children in need.
The Pink Bankbook project supports children from vulnerable backgrounds by providing a monthly savings contribution of 100,000 won to their Child Development Account (CDA), helping them build the initial assets needed to prepare for their future, including education, career development, and housing.
This donation was made to commemorate the anniversary of the birth of PLAVE's official fan club, PLLI. It holds special meaning as it serves as a way to give back the love received from fans while supporting the healthy growth and future of children in need.
PLAVE stated, "We decided to make this donation to meaningfully celebrate the birthday of PLLI, who always sends us such great love and support." They added, "We hope this will be a small source of strength for children as they prepare for their future without giving up on their dreams. We will continue to strive to spread positive influence together with our fans."
Shin Jung-won, Head of the Social Contribution Cooperation Division at ChildFund Korea, said, "We are grateful for the warm heart of PLAVE, who celebrated their fan club's special day through sharing. We will continue to provide various forms of support so that children from vulnerable backgrounds can achieve independence and prepare for their future with stability."
Meanwhile, PLAVE has been active in various fields, including music, performances, and content, since last year, receiving love from fans both domestically and internationally. Recently, they have been consistently participating in donations and social contribution activities beyond their music career, expanding their positive influence.
Photo = ChildFund Korea
(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Kyung-youn)