K-pop boy group ENHYPEN, together with their agency Belift Lab, has donated 100 million won (approximately ₱4 million) to support ongoing flood relief operations in the Philippines, the company confirmed.

The contribution will primarily aid communities in Bulacan, one of the provinces most severely affected by recent typhoons and flooding brought by Typhoon Tino and Super Typhoon Uwan.

According to Belift Lab, the province “holds a special place in the group’s history,” as ENHYPEN staged one of their first major Southeast Asian stadium concerts at the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bulacan last March during their "WALK THE LINE" world tour.

The group has also become one of the most prominent and well-loved acts in the Philippines, securing multiple ambassadorships for major local brands and consistently ranking among the country’s top-streamed K-pop groups.

Belift Lab said the donation will be coursed through the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association, in coordination with the Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF), the private sector’s lead organization for disaster preparedness and response.

The assistance is expected to support emergency supplies, rehabilitation efforts, and community recovery in flood-hit areas.