Doojoon revealed to have been supporting children in Zambia for the past 5 years

By jennywill Tuesday, July 4, 2017 17,402 3,220 0

Highlight's Doojoon has been silently supporting children in Zambia.

It's been revealed that he has been donating 200,000 KRW (approximately $174 USD) per month to Zambia's education centers since May 2012. As it's been over 5 years, he's donated over 14 million KRW (approximately $12,000 USD).

However, his donations have just recently come to the spotlight. 'Food for the Hungry', the organization he donates through, said, "Doojoon got to know us through his older sister and has been supporting us silently."

kpop_unni • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

DooJoon needs to stop giving me more reasons to love him. My heart can only handle so much..

shizun • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

Nicely done Doojoon! Now you are exposed! :D

reena14 • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

just when you think you couldn't like him more <3

beyondordinary • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

a golden heart

ABlood • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

12 grand in 5 years for a singer it is not much, great action, yes, but it's more like pocket money for him. I bet he spend that monthly amount in one night in a night club

morgan_suh ABlood • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

it's still a good deed and many people don't even give a penny...so don't downplay what he did, he still did a good thing. to say "its not much" doesn't mean anything because to say $12,000 isnt much to an organization is not true.

ABlood morgan_suh • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

You're distorting what I said, a 200 dollars monthly donation from a singer is a laughable amount, he could have done much better than this. I'm not criticising him giving the money, I said is a great action, but he could have done better, it is not an impressive amount.

shizun ABlood • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

Well, maybe now. But probably when he started to contribute he didn't have too much so that was the amount that he afforded to give to charity at that moment. I guess it is automatically extracted from his bank account. And this is only one case. Maybe he is supporting more that we aren't aware of.. as it was the case of this one too.

Kurare ABlood • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

Reminds me of "No offense, but (insert offense)" Except it's now "Not criticism, but (insert criticism)"

ppase ABlood • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

and how much are you giving to say he could do better? $200 is more than enough. Whats even more impressive is that hes committed to it and not a one time thing.

denn1sable ABlood • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

a charitable act is not all about money, it's about the sincerity to help others in need. besides, we don't know how many more charities he gives to.

ABlood ppase • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

You can't compare me a non-famous person that doesn't have any advertisements contracts with someone that makes millions a month

ABlood Kurare • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

Completely unrelatable

ABlood denn1sable • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

That's for common folk, the more notorious the person the more is expected them to give. Bill Gates even said once that the donations that he give, which, in proportion, are even bigger than this guy's, that his donations are small because he already has a fortune, the real donation comes from a person that works 3 jobs and still has time to take their children to football practice, the person that takes 25% of their paycheck and give to an institution. Now if you think that 12grand in 5 years is a considerable donation from a celebrity that makes a lot of money, than you are either biased or blind.

denn1sable ABlood • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

that's why i added that we don't know many more charities he gives to. btw, do you give any donations at all? if you don't then you should come down from your pulpit.

DumdDumdDumd ABlood • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

the amount is not important. atleast he tried to help those people in need while some people here (myself included) wasting money on albums that sometimes we don't even listen to.

Kurare • Tuesday, July 4, 2017

First and foremost don't go calling people biased or blind when you cannot see how back-handed of a comment you wrote is. It's relatable because you wrote "great action, yes, **not to criticize** but it's more like pocket money for him**criticism**" FURTHERMORE, charity is the VOLUNTARY act of giving; which is what this guy did for 5 years regardless of amount/service. You speak as though you've never done charity work... that or you're just a cancer to society dictating what people should do with their money regardless if they're rich or poor.

Shiharu ABlood • Wednesday, July 5, 2017

Bitch please, highlight ain't some exo or BTS rich group. Don't get me wrong I Stan them but use your damn brain cause you don't even donate a cent

ppase ABlood • Wednesday, July 5, 2017

a common folk like you could be giving $20 a month, hell $5 or $0.50 to help some kind of non profit program or kids in Africa but I know you're not giving that either so yeah think before you speak.

Shiharu ppase • Thursday, July 6, 2017

Oh how do you know? I'm studying and Hella broke but I still donate 20 euro to a hospital in Canada once a month.

Shiharu ppase • Thursday, July 6, 2017

Sorry we think, unlike you

ppase Shiharu • Friday, July 7, 2017

was talking to you?

Shiharu ppase • Friday, July 7, 2017

Oops sorry I misunderstood your comment. I'm just angry this dude think the hell of himself. Once again I apologize.