Singer MC Mong's One Hundred Label has donated 500 million won to support the recovery from wildfire damage.
On the 29th, One Hundred Label announced that it donated 500 million won through the Korean Red Cross for the recovery from the recent wildfires that occurred nationwide and to support the victims.
Along with the donation, they expressed, “We extend our deepest condolences to those who are going through difficult times due to this sudden disaster and sincerely hope for a swift recovery. We also want to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who is working hard on the disaster recovery efforts at this moment.”
This donation is part of One Hundred Label's ongoing social contribution activities. At the end of last year, they announced that they would donate the proceeds from the winter special single 'The Last Christmas' through the Korean Red Cross to support children with rare and incurable diseases, continuing their commitment to sharing with their affiliated artists.
One Hundred Label is the parent company of Big Planet Made Entertainment and INB100, building a global entertainment network that encompasses music and entertainment.
[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]
