Archive · 19 Sep 2026
Bang Chan Donates $143,915 to Rehabilitation and Nepal Relief
Bang Chan, a member of Stray Kids, gave a large donation to help people.
The donation was worth 200 million won, or about $143,915.
Half went to Seoul Rehabilitation Hospital to help patients receiving rehabilitation care.
The other half went to the Korean Committee for UNICEF.
That money will support flood-relief work in Nepal.
Bang Chan said he hoped the donation would bring comfort to people going through hard times.
This was not his first major donation.
He has also helped sick children, children around the world, people with developmental disabilities, and communities affected by disasters.
Stray Kids member Bang Chan donated 200 million won, approximately $143,915, to two causes.
The donation gives 100 million won each to Seoul Rehabilitation Hospital and the Korean Committee for UNICEF.
The UNICEF contribution supports flood-relief efforts in Nepal, according to JYP Entertainment.
Bang Chan said he hoped the donations would comfort people facing difficult circumstances and help them return to peaceful daily lives.
He previously donated to pediatric treatment, children’s support, developmental-disability services, and disaster-relief efforts.
- Who
- Bang Chan, a member and leader of Stray Kids, made the donation through JYP Entertainment.
- What
- He donated 200 million won, approximately $143,915, for rehabilitation care and Nepal flood relief.
- When
- The article does not specify when this donation was made; it also reports earlier donations in 2024 and October 2025.
- Where
- The funds support Seoul Rehabilitation Hospital in South Korea and flood-relief efforts in Nepal.
- Why
- Bang Chan said he wanted to comfort people facing difficult circumstances and help them return to peaceful everyday lives.
- Total donation
- 200 million won, approximately $143,915
- Rehabilitation recipient
- Seoul Rehabilitation Hospital
- Flood-relief recipient
- The Korean Committee for UNICEF
- Allocation
- 100 million won to each recipient
- Nepal support
- Flood-relief efforts in Nepal
- Previous 2025 donation
- 200 million won to Samsung Medical Center and UNICEF Korea
- Previous 2024 donation
- 100 million won to the Community Chest of Korea