The supporters of the South Korean boy group B.A.P. have proven that they are truly one of the most thoughtful fandoms in the industry after their voluntary efforts to raise funds for the people of Ghana in Africa.
“BAP's Helping Hands”, the name of the band’s fan club, started raising funds on January 26 this year to extend their help in building a school in Ghana. The group had set a goal to raise the amount of $25,000 for the said country.
After 10 months of genuine and collective efforts, “BAP's Helping Hands” have not only reached their goal as they have collected a total of $27,736 cash donations. In the website of the group, there was a total of 444 donors who contributed to the project.
“B.A.P's School* is a non-profit project organized by fans who love B.A.P and wish to help honor them by giving education to those less fortunate. Pencils of Promise works with communities across the globe to build schools and create programs that provide education opportunities for children, no matter where they were born, or what resources they have,” the group described their project as quoted by All Kpop.
They added: “Please help us reach our fundraising goal by donating and generously helping us build B.A.P's future school. Together BABYz can make a cherished dream come true for our six angels Yongguk, Himchan, Daehyun, Youngjae, Jongup and Zelo who love us unconditionally."
Meanwhile, B.A.P. has recently made their first win in the musical program “The Show” through their single "Skydive”. According to a report by All Kpop, the band was chosen as "The Choice" winner for the fourth week of November.
Watch B.A.P.'s "SKYDIVE" here.
