RIIZE Donates 100 Million Won to Samsung Medical Center

Funds to Cover Surgery and Treatment Costs for Low-Income Pediatric Patients

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By Ahn Kyung-jinrealglasses@sedaily.com
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<br>The group RIIZE. Photo courtesy of Samsung Medical Center - Seoul Economic Daily Culture News from South Korea
<br>The group RIIZE. Photo courtesy of Samsung Medical Center

Samsung Medical Center said on the 3rd that the K-pop group RIIZE donated 100 million won (about $72,000) to mark the third anniversary of its debut.

The donation, made in the name of the group's official fan club Briize, will be used to cover surgery and treatment costs for pediatric and adolescent patients from low-income households.

"We believe we are growing into better artists thanks to our fans supporting our dreams," RIIZE said. "We want to be artists who can share the love we have received and offer even a small amount of help where hope is needed."

Original reporting by Ahn Kyung-jin for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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