BTS’ Suga has always been known for his quiet generosity, and on November 29, 2025, fans got to hear another heartwarming update about the impact of his good actions. The Japan Autism Association shared that ever since Suga donated 5 billion won to Severance Children’s Hospital in June 2025, which led to the opening of the Min Yoongi Treatment Center in September, fans in Japan have been lending their helping hands. According to the association, they received a surprising number of donations from Suga’s fans and even used part of those funds during their participation in the Osaka Expo. They also reached out to HYBE JAPAN to let them know in advance and were received with support.
MIN YOONGI CENTER Open! ✨
Established with a ₩5 billion donation from BTS’s SUGA (Min Yoongi), this center supports the growth of children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder through music-based programs that enhance language, behavior, and social skills.🌱💜 pic.twitter.com/FezZ2v2e0H
— 세브란스 (@iSEVERANCE) September 30, 2025
The organization explained that after the news of Suga’s major donation was published, multiple fans decided to help. Many donors expressed that they felt inspired by the BTS member, and the total fan contributions passed 1.5 million yen. The association added that this moment became a powerful opportunity to raise awareness of autism spectrum disorder in Japan, a topic that many people rarely encounter or fully understand. The support from ARMY (that’s BTS and Suga fans) has helped bring visibility to their hard work.
Suga of BTS has partnered with Severance Hospital to establish the Min Yoongi Treatment Center.
He plans to donate 5 billion won ($3.6 million USD) to the center, which will support the treatment and social independence of children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder. pic.twitter.com/b02JE88GjO
— Pop Base (@PopBase) June 23, 2025
Beyond the money, Suga has also given his time. From late last year through the first half of this year he volunteered by playing guitar and doing music activities with children on the autism spectrum. His good deeds clearly resonated with fans in Japan, who continued the chain of love, kindness and help. Suga’s influence keeps proving that one person’s actions for change can spark a wave of contributions.
