ENHYPEN Donated P4 Million To Support PH Flood Relief—Here's What Filo ENGENEs Had To Say

K-pop group ENHYPEN is showing their love for the Philippines once again—but this time, it's for a cause close to the heart. The seven-member boy group recently pledged ₩100 million (around P4 million) to aid communities affected by the recent devastating floods in the country.

The donation, announced by their agency Belift Lab via press release this Thursday morning, will be channeled through the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association in partnership with the Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation. The funds are intended to support recovery initiatives and help rebuild communities hit hardest by the severe weather.

In a joint statement, ENHYPEN shared, "We became aware of the recent severe flooding affecting many communities across the Philippines, a country that has long been close to our hearts. We wanted 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."

Fans immediately took to X to share their love and gratitude, with "MARAMING SALAMAT ENHYPEN" trending nationwide. Many tagged the group and its members, celebrating not just the donation itself, but the thoughtfulness behind it.

One fan wrote, "This is not just an act of kindness but also something that gives so many people the strength they need," while others praised the group for carefully choosing a reputable NGO to ensure their support would reach those who need it most.

The Philippines has faced back-to-back typhoons, including Typhoon Tino and Super Typhoon Uwan, which left millions displaced and caused widespread damage across towns. Northern provinces like Bulacan were among the worst affected, making the support especially timely and meaningful.

Earlier this year, the group performed their first-ever stadium concert in Southeast Asia at the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bulacan as part of their WALK THE LINE world tour. The concert not only marked a milestone in the group's career but also cemented their bond with Filipino fans, many of whom have been avid supporters since the group's debut in 2020 through the reality show I-LAND.

Belift Lab, emphasized the significance of the Philippines to ENHYPEN and their team. "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 agency said.