Seoul, July 29, 2024-In a heartening display of solidarity and support, all five members of the popular K-pop group (G)I-DLE have collectively donated 800,000$ to aid flood recovery efforts in South Korea.

The Korean Red Cross announced this substantial contribution today, highlighting the group's commitment to humanitarian relief following the severe flooding that has devastated parts of the country.

Each member-Miyeon, Minnie, Soyeon, Yuqi, and Shuhua-contributed 10 million won.

The donation comes in response to the catastrophic heavy rains that have hit South Korea, marking the worst deluge in 200 years.

The Korean Red Cross, led by President Kim Chul-soo, will channel these funds into flood relief and recovery initiatives, emphasizing its mission to provide critical support and aid to the affected communities.

In their statement, (G)I-DLE expressed their hope that the donation will offer comfort and facilitate a swift return to normalcy for the flood victims.

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"We hope that the Red Cross's humanitarian activities will provide comfort to flood victims and help them return to their daily lives as soon as possible,"

-(G)I-DLE

President Kim Chul-soo acknowledged the significance of (G) I-DLE's I-DLE's contribution.

"We believe that (G) I-DLE's I-DLE's support will be a warm consolation and a great strength to the flood victims. As a legally responsible disaster management and relief support organization, the Korean Red Cross will do its best in flood recovery activities."

-(G)I-DLE

The Korean Red Cross has been leading emergency relief efforts since July 8, mobilizing over 2,600 staff and volunteers nationwide to address the immediate needs of those affected by the unprecedented rainfall.This effort marks 22 days of intensive work to alleviate the disaster's impact. 

HERE ARE SOME OF THE NETIZENS' REACTION REGARDING TO THIS:

Look at those Red Cross scammers extorting money, haha. They come like tax bills and rip off the elderly, and now they're extorting money too. 

So money can solve everything, haha. 

Is the Red Cross a gangster?????? And they don't even pay taxes... 

In the end, it turns out the Red Cross was extorting money... 

They immediately apologized and made a donation after complaints about using the Red Cross logo, and the promotion also helped. So in the end, it was a win-win for both sides, and the outcome was okay. 

When you donate to the Red Cross, you get a tax deduction at the end of the year. 

It's ten million won per person, huh? The Red Cross, haha. 

Wow, what a bunch of scammers... 

Established in 1905, the Korean Red Cross has a long-standing tradition of rapid response to domestic and international disasters.

With 119 years of experience, the organization is pivotal in mitigating human suffering and facilitating recovery.

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Written by Cassidy Jones.