G-Dragon Extends Special Invitation to Descendants of National Servants at BigBang 20th Anniversary World Tour

[Korea Social Welfare Journal] Reporter Kang Hyun-gu= Singer G-Dragon invited special guests to the world tour performance celebrating BigBang's 20th anniversary. He provided concert invitation tickets to descendants of independence activists, descendants of Korean War veterans, and field workers in the correctional field using his own personal funds.

This invitation is organized by the Just Peace Foundation and was conducted as part of the 'Hero Recovery' project, in which G-Dragon serves as the honorary chairman. During his Solo world tour last year, the project invited uniformed public servants such as police and Firefighters, and this time, the scope of invitation has been expanded to include descendants of national servants and correctional officers.

The Just Peace Foundation stated, "Everyone who works for the stability of our lives is a hidden hero, and our goal is to remember and respect them."

Oh Hee-young, representative of the Just Peace Foundation, said, "The peace we enjoy in our daily lives is thanks to someone's sacrifice," adding, "We want to deliver the message that we are not forgetting their hard work." Furthermore, emphasizing the belief that culture and arts can provide comfort to these individuals, she stated that they plan to continue the 'Hero Recovery' project in the future to express their gratitude.