Stray Kids’ Felix becomes a member of Save the Children’s Honors Club

South Korean group Stray Kids’ Felix has become the member of international NGO Save the Children, the ngo announced on March 7.

As shared by Korean tabloid Soompi, a donor is appointed as a member of the Save the Children’s Honors Club if the individual has donated at least 30 million won (over Rs. 18.66 lakhs) or is contracted to donate at least 30 million won within three years. Honors Club members are provided individual donation consulting, reports on donation projects, educational programs, related volunteer activities, and more.

In June 2020, Felix initially participated in the NGO through a bracelet campaign. Later the same year on September 15, he initiated a regular donation as a birthday gift and shared the donation certificate. More recently, he supported the NGO’s campaign that aims to provide meals to the needy children. Felix commented, “I think all children deserve the right to have opportunities. As STAY (Stray Kids’ fan club) gave me strength, I also wanted to give a bit of love and hope to children in need.”

“I began recurring donations as I am receiving a lot of love from fans and felt that I want to share this love with children in need,” he continued. “Many fans pay attention to my expressions, actions, and music and are influenced by them, so I always thought that I wanted to do something helpful to society even if it’s small. I’m very happy that I can support children while paying more attention to Save the Children’s activities as a member of the Honors Club.”

“I think the happiness and significance will multiply if more people join me,” he added. Felix also recently donated 50 million won (over Rs. 31.1 lakhs) in the name of Turkey/Syria earthquake relief efforts.

Also Read: Demi Lovato releases ‘Still Alive’ for Scream VI: ‘An honor to contribute to such an iconic horror franchise’