BTS member Suga has so much love in his DNA that for his 28th birthday he donated
$88,000 to support children battling cancer. According to the Korea Times, the K-pop
superstar donated the sizable funds to the a Medical Center in his hometown of Daegu.
In a statement about his donation, The Life Goes On singer, said:
The director of the hospital commented on Suga's generous donation, saying:
The site reported that in 2019 Suga donated
329 dolls and $88,000 to support child cancer patients and last February he donated a similar
amount to the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association to help people fighting COVID-19.
BTS will be among the two-dozen performers at Sunday night's 63rd annual GRAMMY Awards, where
they will be the first K-pop group in the running in a major category with their Billboard Hot 100
No. 1 hit Dynamite, which is up for best pop duo/group performance. For more on BTS and all
things GRAMMYs, head to Billboard.com and until next time for Billboard News, I'm Chelsea Briggs.