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RIIZE donates 100 million won to support child and adolescent patients on third anniversary

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

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  • K-pop group RIIZE donated 100 million won to Samsung Seoul Hospital for child and adolescent patients.
  • SM Entertainment said the donation was made in the name of RIIZE’s official fan club, BRIIZE, ahead of the group’s third debut anniversary.
  • The group said the contribution reflected its gratitude to fans who have grown with it.

RIIZE is marking its third anniversary by giving back in the name of the fans who have supported the group since its debut.

SM Entertainment said on Sept. 3 that RIIZE donated 100 million won to Samsung Seoul Hospital under the name of its official fan club, BRIIZE. The group will celebrate three years since its debut on Sept. 4.

The donation carries the group’s expression of thanks to fans, who have grown alongside RIIZE. It also places the anniversary celebration in the name of BRIIZE, rather than limiting the gesture to the group itself.

RIIZE donated 100 million won to Samsung Seoul Hospital in the name of its official fan club, BRIIZE, to mark its third debut anniversary.

· SM EntertainmentThe agency announced the group’s anniversary donation.
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