SUGA is celebrating his birthday by giving back. 

In a report made today (9 March), it was revealed that the BTS member and award-winning producer made a donation of KRW 100 million (USD 81,100) to Hope Bridge Association of the National Disaster Relief, a non-profit organisation that helps those affected by natural disasters around Korea, in celebration of his 29th birthday. 

In celebration of his 29th birthday, @BTS_twt's Suga donated some 100 million won to the Hope Bridge Association of the National Disaster Relief for the victims of massive wildfires along the country's eastern coastal area. Here's to wishing this man a wonderfully happy birthday. pic.twitter.com/XIHGV5froF

— KpopHerald (@Kpop_Herald) March 9, 2022

Through SUGA's donation, the Hope Bridge Association have been able to provide aid and relief kits to victims of recent wildfires that have spread through Korea's eastern coastal region. 

"With the warmth of global artist BTS member SUGA and fans, we will do our best to support the residents affected by the wildfires so that they can stand up again," said Hope Bridge Secretary-General Kim Jung-hee.

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This comes as part of the 'Daechwita' hitmaker's birthday tradition. In the past, SUGA made donations to efforts that provide cancer treatment to children and assist those affected by the pandemic in his hometown. 

With these efforts, SUGA has also inspired fans to start up various charitable projects every year that help marginalised communities, animal shelters, underprivileged children, and more to celebrate. 

SUGA, along with the rest of BTS, will be reuniting with their fans tomorrow (10 March) for the first show of their PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE - SEOUL concert series that is taking place on 10, 12 and 13 March. The concert will be held in-person at Seoul's Olympic Stadium, and will be livestreamed via Global Live-view and an online livestream. 

Listen to SUGA's 'Daechwita' here.