The child welfare organization ChildFund Korea announced on September 29th that following BTS’s Jimin and his father, Jimin’s younger brother has also joined the ‘Green Noble Club’.
Launched in 2017, the Green Noble Club is a high-value donor network leading Korea’s culture of giving. In just eight years, it has grown into a community of 548 patrons.
Jimin first joined the club in 2021, donating 100 million KRW (about 73,000 USD) to support self-reliant youth in Busan, children from households facing financial hardship due to COVID-19, and to improve the living conditions of children in poor housing environments.
In 2022, Jimin’s father became a member by participating in ChildFund Korea’s ‘i-LEADer’ program, which supports youth talent development.
Then, in May 2025, after completing his military service, Jimin’s younger brother Park Ji Hyun also joined the initiative. This marked the first time in the club’s history that a father and two sons have become members together, earning the title of the club’s first-ever ‘Three Father-Son Members’.
ChildFund Korea presented Jimin’s father with a plaque of appreciation from Chairman Hwang Young Ki, while Jimin received a plaque from National Supporters’ Chairman Choi Bul Am.
Chairman Hwang commented, “The positive influence of Jimin and his family goes beyond simple donations. It carries symbolic significance in passing on a culture of giving across generations and expanding it through fandom culture. We will continue to do our utmost to make a real difference in children’s lives through warm and meaningful giving.”
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