IU donates 20 million yen to support vulnerable groups on debut anniversary

Singer and actress IU shared her warm feelings once again today (18th) on the occasion of her debut anniversary.
Management office EDAM Entertainment announced on the 18th, "IU will be celebrating her debut anniversary.
In celebration of this milestone, IU and Yuena (fan name) donated a total of 200 million won (approximately 21 million yen) to children with serious illnesses, people with disabilities, and the elderly.
The donations will be used to support various vulnerable groups, such as teenagers preparing to leave their homes and elderly people living alone. IU will hold a "IU Ena" event every year on meaningful days such as her debut anniversary, her birthday, and the New Year holidays.
"We have continued to make donations in his name and spread the influence of good deeds. In March of this year, we donated 200 million won to support the victims of the large-scale forest fire in the Gyeongsang Province area and to improve the working conditions of firefighters.
In addition, on Children's Day, he donated 150 million won (approximately 15 million yen) to children and teenagers, and on his birthday, he donated 200 million won to the underprivileged, practicing warm-hearted sharing.
IU also spent meaningful time with her fans at the "2025 IU FAN MEET-UP [Bye, Summer]" event on the 13th and 14th of this month.
In particular, during the encore, she approached the wheelchair seated audience and took their hands while singing, which became a hot topic and once again showed IU's unique love for her fans.
IU released a new album as a surprise that morning, hoping it would be a gift to her fans.
The song "Bye, Summer" has topped charts both in Korea and abroad, and has been met with a enthusiastic response, with Forbes in the US mentioning the release of a new song.
The pop-up store "Found at Eight" is currently running at THE HYUNDAI SEOUL, and she is currently filming her next TV series, "The 21st Century Emperor's Wife."
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