Yoongi donated meat sets to 39 orphanages under the name “ARMY” for his birthday.

This was done in secret, but a K-ARMY saw it and posted it. So media called Bighit to clarify. 

A member of the boy group BTS (RM, Jin, Sugar, Jaych-Job, Jimin, B-Buy, and political situation) performed a special act of kindness to celebrate his birthday. Suga was congratulated by countless fans at home and abroad on his 26th birthday on March 9. Among them, was a post online saying, "Suga got sets of Korean beef class 1 ++, named it under ARMY and sent it to various nursery schools." A BigHit entertainment official informed NewsEn that Suga donated Korean beef sets to 39 orphanages on his birthday.

The story goes back to four years ago. "If I make a lot of money, I will buy you some meat," Suga said during a fanmeeting for the release of their 2014 album. Suga, wanting to keep his promise to the fans, decided to make meaningful contributions under the fans’ name instead for his 26th birthday. "We understand that since he could not throw meat parties with his fans, he donated under ARMY, not his own name, as a token of gratitude to the fans," said an official at the company. Members of BTS have continued to do good things recently and have become role models. Jimin gave BTS signed albums directly to his juniors at the last graduation ceremony of his alma mater, Hoedong Elementary School in Geumjeong-gu, Busan on Feb. 20. He also gave uniforms to some of the students who were about to enter middle school this year. Hoedong Elementary School, which was founded in 1982, was closed after 36 years. Jimin's father reportedly attended the graduation ceremony to deliver gifts and send his congratulations. At the time that we were told by Jimin’s father that Jimin felt sorry that Hoe-dong Elementary School was closing down and decided to do something good for the students. The good works are done by the groups as a whole. 100 million won was donated to the families of the Sewol disaster bereaved before the release of "Wings (WINGS): You Never Walk Alone " in January last year. At that time, the seven members collected 10 million won each, and the agency added 30 million won to give the total of 100 million won. After the members made their own decision, they wanted to secretly give the donation to the 416 families, but it was also leaked by media. There is also a long-term benefit that their music is supporting. BTS and Bighit have signed a partnership with the Korean Committee for UNICEF, supporting UNICEF campaigns to combat violence against children and teenagers around the world since November of last year. The campaign is a social change campaign prepared by BTS and UNICEF, a global campaign to combat child and adolescent violence, End Violence #ENDv BTS and BigHit established a Love Myself Fund Raising Campaign, donating 500 million won to the Korean Committee for UNICEF last November. They would also be giving 3% of the record sales revenue of the Love Yourself series to be released over the next 2 years. The accumulated funds raised by the campaign exceeded 600 million won as of Jan. 17. In addition, the 3 percent of profits from future album sales and the total profit from the official sale of the campaign, which began last December, will also be donated.

__ BTS mini album, Love Your: Her 承 was released on September 18 last year and ranked on Billboard 200. The album cumulative sales were the highest ever and the new record high for BTS, with the cumulative total of 1,613,924 copies as of March 8 based on the Korean National Authorized Music Chart. 

They also won Musician of the Year for the 15th Korean Music Awards last Feb 28, awarded at the Seoul Art Valley Theater in Guro, Seoul.

They are now working on their new album and is preparing for a comeback.