Lee Junho’s birthday became a meaningful moment of giving, as his fandom gathered together to support children in crisis through a generous donation.
According to Newstap On January 23, international relief organization World Vision announced that Lee Junho’s fan community “DC Inside Lee Junho Gallery” donated 10.75 million won (approximately USD 8,000) to support vulnerable children in Korea.
The donation was made to celebrate Lee Junho’s upcoming birthday on January 25 and will be used to cover medical expenses for children facing sudden illness or serious accidents.
A Birthday Gift That Brings Real Change
Rather than hosting a simple celebration, fans chose to turn the occasion into an act of kindness. The funds will directly help children and families struggling with unexpected medical emergencies, offering financial relief and access to treatment.
World Vision’s domestic crisis support program provides medical aid, housing assistance, and living expenses to families in urgent need, helping children return to stable and healthy lives.
A Tradition of Giving Since 2022
Lee Junho’s fandom has been supporting World Vision every year since 2022, making this donation part of an ongoing tradition rather than a one-time event.
A representative from the fan community explained that they hoped Lee Junho’s name would be remembered as a symbol of hope, and that their support would bring comfort to children who need it most.
World Vision Praises the Fandom’s Positive Impact
World Vision Chairman Cho Myung-hwan expressed gratitude for the continued generosity, saying that the fans’ annual donations bring warmth to society and create meaningful change.
He added that the organization will continue working to ensure that every donation reaches children who need help the most.
Lee Junho’s Busy Year Ahead
Meanwhile, Lee Junho continues to enjoy strong support from fans. His birthday fan meeting “STUNNING US” on January 24 and 25 sold out immediately, proving his lasting popularity.
He is also preparing for a busy year with upcoming projects, including Netflix series “Cashero” and film “Veteran 3.”