One Hundred Label Donates 500 Million Won to Support Fire Victims

One Hundred Label has made a significant contribution to aid those affected by recent wildfires. The Korean Red Cross, led by President Kim Cheol-soo, announced on March 29, 2025, that the entertainment company has donated 500 million won to support recovery efforts for disaster victims.

In a heartfelt statement, One Hundred Label expressed, "We extend our deepest condolences to those enduring hardships due to this sudden disaster and sincerely wish for a swift recovery. We also want to thank everyone working tirelessly on the ground to restore the affected areas."

The company has been actively engaged in charitable activities, demonstrating its social responsibility. Notably, they released a winter special single titled 'The Last Christmas' at the end of last year, with proceeds pledged to the Korean Red Cross to assist children suffering from rare diseases.

President Kim Cheol-soo of the Korean Red Cross remarked, "This donation reflects One Hundred Label's warm-hearted support for residents in disaster-stricken areas and those dedicated to recovery efforts. We will ensure that the generosity of our donors is utilized effectively in our ongoing relief activities."

The donated funds will be allocated for recovery efforts and support for victims in regions affected by wildfires, including Gyeongbuk, Gyeongnam, and Ulsan. One Hundred Label is a comprehensive entertainment company that includes artists such as MC Mong and The Boyz's Kim Daehwi.