BTS' Suga celebrates 28th birthday with donation to children with cancer, inspires fans to start charity efforts

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BTS' Suga celebrates 28th birthday with donation to children with cancer, inspires fans to start charity efforts

Suga is giving back to those in need as he celebrates his 28th birthday.

The member of phenomenal K-Pop group BTS donated KRW 100 million (approx. 132,000 USD) to Keimyung University Dongsan Hospital to help kids with their cancer treatments. His latest act of charity follows previous years of efforts dedicated to children with cancer and providing aid to his hometown of Daegu in its fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

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Indonesian ARMY have also taken another step forward in the conservation and transplantation of corals in Morella, Leihitu, Central Maluku Regency, and Maluku Province, on behalf of Suga.

Boston ARMY, based in the United States, partnered with Together We Rise for a charity campaign to bring kids in foster care "Sweet Cases"—a blue duffel bag packed with a teddy bear, a blanket, a hygiene kit, a coloring book, and crayons.

Members of Baidu Suga Bar (Suga's China fanbase) celebrated Birthday Project Part 08 with Hot Air Balloon Support at Seoul Marina Club & Yacht, marking the event as the largest Hot Air Balloon Support dedicated to a Korean celebrity.

Baidu Suga Bar also mounted Yoongi Studio, an installation that recreates Suga's studio.

BTS were recently named the IFPI 2020 Global Artist of the Year. Their GRAMMY-nominated single 'Dynamite' also appears on the 2020 IFPI Global Digital Single chart, while their critically acclaimed album Map of the Soul:7 hit number one and latest studio record BE ranked fourth on the 2020 IFPI Global Album Format chart. 

The 'Life Goes On' act are also scheduled to perform at the upcoming 63rd GRAMMY Awards on March 15 at 9 a.m. (SGT/PHT), alongside Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, Harry Styles, and more. Click here for more ways to watch the show.

Watch BTS' 'Life Goes On' music video below.