ENHYPEN — K-pop Group Meets WHO Chief for Global Blood Donation Success

Group ENHYPEN recently met with Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), to discuss the global achievements of their blood donation campaign.

According to Belift Lab on the 23rd, ENHYPEN held a meeting with Director-General Tedros, along with representatives from the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Korean Red Cross, at the HYBE headquarters in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on the 22nd. They discussed ways to use music as a medium to encourage voluntary participation from fans and raise social awareness.

Director-General Tedros highly praised the members for taking the initiative in donating blood and inspiring actual action from their fans. He stated, Blood is the most precious gift anyone can give to another person—it is the gift of life. I am proud of every ENHYPEN member for collaborating and dedicating yourselves with the WHO to promote blood donation and save lives.

He added, The last campaign reached millions and achieved massive success. ENHYPEN and ENGENE have the true power to make an impact on the world. I am your fan, too.

ENHYPEN responded, This campaign started with the hope that those who support us would join in, and we are grateful that ENGENE all over the world participated. We want to continue creating meaningful changes together with our fans moving forward. Belift Lab CEO Kim Tae-ho also stated, ENHYPEN are artists with a strong drive to positively change the world. We will continue to ponder together what we can do for a better world.

Previously, ENHYPEN launched a blood donation campaign with the Korean Red Cross in January, linked to the vampire concept of their 7th mini album THE SIN : VANISH. At the time, 7,730 people participated domestically, with first-time blood donors surging approximately 19-fold to 1,031 compared to previous periods. The campaign later expanded to Japan and Singapore, accumulating about 10,000 participants, and in June, they collaborated with WHO to release content for World Blood Donor Day 2026, spreading their positive influence worldwide.