On September 22, a NGO G Foundation announced, "Suga Supporters donated 10 million won to cheer on Sugar's enlistment."

The donation will be used to help Self-Reliance Youth Support Project, which provides scholarships, educational equipment, and household goods.

Jeong Eun-hye, a manager of G Foundation, said, "It is very meaningful that the ARMY's culture of supporting artists has led to support for young people who are struggling."

The manager expressed her gratitude to Suga's fans, saying, "There are children who need as the protection period has ended. I would like to thank Suga's fans for sharing the warmth."

Suga Supporters explained, " It is our pleasure to continue Suga's good influence with donations collected around the world. We donated to send him off for his enlistment."

The Suga Supporters also wrote a warm message saying, "I wish teenagers and young people could overcome difficulties like Suga and be supported in pursuing their dreams."

Suga has been reaching out to places that need help, including children of Turkey affected by the Syrian earthquake, forest recovery from wildfires, and pediatric cancer patients.

Additionally, fans took part in good deeds with Suga by using hashtags such as #DreamWithSuga, instigating a culture of sharing between artists and fans.

Meanwhile, Suga begins his military service today. After entering the training camp, the singer will receive basic military training. Following Jin and J-Hope, Suga is the third BTS member to begin mandatory military service. 

<Translated by=Jiwon Kim(Dispatch)>