JYP Supports 3,959 Sick Children in 2025 Through “EDM DAY” to Highlight Its Social Contribution Achievements

JYP Entertainment has disclosed the results of its social contribution activities for this year. On December 15, the company posted a video titled “2025 JYP EDM DAY” on its official social media channels, summarizing the efforts carried out as part of the EDM (Every Dream Matters! : Every dream in the world is precious) initiative. Starting in 2002, JYP began holding charity concerts in pediatric wards alongside its artists, and it formalized corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities in 2019. This year’s EDM DAY event was hosted by JYP’s leader Park Jin-young along with artist JUN. K and Yuna of ITZY. As of November 2025, JYP has supported the treatment costs for a total of 3,959 sick children both domestically and internationally. This year, particular focus was placed on supporting children with serious illnesses, and through collaboration with the international humanitarian NGO World Vision, support was expanded beyond Asia to include Latin America as well. The health and dreams of sick children from nine countries—Mexico, Mongolia, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Brazil, Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand, and the Philippines—were supported. JYP’s EDM treatment cost assistance program, which has been running for six years since 2020, has provided a total of 7.92 billion won to 10 countries, enabling 366 children in South Korea and 3,593 children abroad to pursue their dreams again. This initiative has improved their willingness to receive treatment and resilience, reduced financial burdens, and enhanced their emotional stability and desire to give back to society. JYP’s artists and fans also participated actively. Donations totaling 45.21 million 4,400 won collected from fans at domestic concerts held by DAY6, TWICE, Stray Kids, Xdinary Heroes, and NMIXX will all be used to cover the treatment costs of sick children. Additionally, 21 million won raised through the amateur charity basketball tournament “JYPBT” was delivered to Samsung Seoul Hospital. The company is also actively pursuing environmentally friendly projects for future generations. JYP organized a four-week carbon neutrality campaign called “Race for Ocean,” and through fan participation, a total of 50.51 million won was raised to fund coastal protection efforts.