MC Mong's One Hundred Label Donates 500 Million Won for Wildfire Relief

One Hundred Label, founded by singer MC Mong, has announced a generous donation of 500 million won to aid in the recovery efforts from recent wildfires that have affected various regions across the country. The donation was made through the Korean Red Cross, with the label expressing heartfelt condolences to those suffering from the sudden disaster and wishing for their swift recovery. They also extended their gratitude to all those working tirelessly in disaster recovery efforts.

This contribution is part of One Hundred Label's ongoing commitment to social responsibility. Last year, they released a winter special single titled 'The Last Christmas' and pledged to donate the proceeds to support children with rare diseases through the Korean Red Cross, continuing their tradition of giving back alongside their artists.

One Hundred Label was established by MC Mong in collaboration with Cha Ga-won, the chairman of the Piak Group. The label serves as the parent company to Big Planet Made Entertainment, which includes singer and actor Lee Seung-gi and comedian Lee Soo-geun, as well as INB100, home to EXO members Baekhyun, Chen, and Xiumin.