ENHYPEN is extending a helping hand to the Philippines following the devastating back-to-back typhoons that left thousands displaced and several provinces heavily flooded.
On Thursday, November 20, the group and their agency, Belift Lab, announced a ₩100 million KRW (approximately ₱4 million PHP) donation to aid relief and recovery efforts.
The funds will be delivered through the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association with support from the Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation, ensuring that assistance reaches communities most affected by the recent calamities.
In a shared statement, the seven members expressed deep concern for Filipino ENGENEs and local residents. “The Philippines has always held a special place in our hearts,” they said, noting their awareness of the severe flooding that followed Super Typhoon Uwan and Typhoon Tino.
“We want to offer our support, even in a small way, and sincerely hope the contributions will be used to help those in need and assist in the ongoing recovery efforts.”
ENHYPEN also conveyed warm words of solidarity, adding that their “hearts are with the local community and fans during this challenging time.”
Belift Lab highlighted ENHYPEN’s strong connection with the Philippines, noting that the country hosted the group’s first-ever stadium concert in Southeast Asia, a milestone that remains deeply meaningful to both the members and the team behind them.
“The Philippines is where ENHYPEN held their first stadium concert in Southeast Asia, and it remains a place of deep significance to both the group and our team. We hope this donation will provide meaningful help to those affected by the recent floods,” the label shared in an official statement.
The septet last visited the Philippines in March, when they brought their “Walk The Line” world tour to the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bulacan.
