REMINE, the fandom of girl group RESCENE, has raised more than 100 million won to help restore flood damage in the southern region.
According to the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association on the 31st, REMINE donated about 110 million won to support flood recovery and disaster relief for residents in Geoje, Tongyeong, and other southern areas.
The fundraiser began with one fan’s suggestion. After news spread that Woni, a RESCENE member from Geoje who is serving as an honorary ambassador for Geoje, had seen her hometown heavily damaged by torrential rain, fans began calling for action and saying, “Let’s help together.”
The small idea quickly gained momentum. A total of 2,355 fans joined the effort, and the donations surpassed 100 million won in a short time. What began as the affection of fans for an artist turned into real support for neighbors in need.
REMINE said, “We have supported RESCENE while watching their performances, and that support has also been a great comfort to us,” adding, “We hope the happiness we found through RESCENE can reach neighbors struggling with flood damage.”
The group added, “We hope this donation becomes a small beginning that continues to spread warmth.”
Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association also expressed gratitude for the fandom’s meaningful effort. An official said, “One fan’s sincerity moved the hearts of more than 2,300 people and led to a miracle-like donation of over 100 million won,” adding, “We will make sure this warm comfort reaches the neighbors on the ground.”
RESCENE also joined its fans in doing good. Earlier, on the 19th, the group donated money to Geoje under REMINE’s name to support flood recovery efforts.
Meanwhile, RESCENE continues its upward momentum, driven by the reverse-charting success of “Love Attack” and its first music show No. 1 with “Pretty Girl.”
This article has been translated by GripLabs Mingo AI.
