Hoshi's mother joins the Honor Society, a group of high-value donors, at an event celebrating 18 years of charitable contributions.
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Hoshi of SEVENTEEN's mother has joined the high-value donor group "Honor Society." Today (11th), the Love's Reality Social Welfare Joint Fundraising Association announced that they held "2025 Honor Society Member Day" at the Grand Ballroom of Dragon City Convention Tower in Yongsan, Seoul. This event was held to commemorate the 18-year journey of the Honor Society, which has continued since December 2007, sharing the achievements of members and discussing future donation culture together. Over 300 members of the Honor Society participated in this event, including Kim Byung-jun, president of Love's Reality, Choi Shin-won, general representative, Lee Yong-bae, former vice president of Love's Reality, and Park Hangil, chairman of Atami. The Honor Society is a gathering of individuals who have donated over 100 million won (10 million yen) to Love's Reality, recording a cumulative membership of 3,759 and a total donation amount of 425.4 billion won (about 40 billion yen) over 18 years since 2007. This number has increased by 150 from last year, indicating a steady spread of voluntary high-value donation culture even amid economic downturns. The number of "Family Honor" participants is also steadily increasing, with 464 families, accounting for 28% of total members, participating as family units. On this day, Hoshi's mother, Park Mi-young, joined as member number 3,729 of the Honor Society. Following Hoshi's membership in 2021 and his father Kwon Hyuk-doo's membership in 2024, the mother has now joined, becoming a "Family Honor" member. President Kim Byung-jun stated, "Honor Society members are the leading figures in spreading a donation culture as the first and largest high-value donation club in South Korea," and added, "Your warm sharing is leading Korea to a better community." He also mentioned that Love's Reality aims to create a society where the value of sharing is respected in line with changing times and to lead the establishment of a donation culture that the public can trust. The Honor Society consists of high-value donors who have donated over 100 million won, with diverse members including business people, celebrities, professionals, and ordinary citizens from 17 cities and provinces nationwide.
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