Lisa of the globally renowned group BLACKPINK has donated the proceeds from her recent flea market event. According to Sony Music Korea on August 18, Lisa delivered the funds raised from the “Welcome to Lisa’s Closet” flea market, held in June, to the international children’s rights NGO Good Neighbors.

The flea market, which took place in Hannam-dong, Seoul, featured a wide array of Lisa’s personal items for sale, including clothing, accessories, and beauty products. The event provided a special opportunity for Lisa to meet her fans while also supporting a meaningful cause, garnering significant enthusiasm from participants.

The donation from the flea market will be used to support a water and sanitation project in Niger, Africa, managed by Good Neighbors. The organization announced that the funds will go toward installing solar-powered water systems, tanks, and drinking fountains in the Kollo region of Niger, benefiting over 6,800 local residents and children by providing safe and clean water.

Lisa expressed her gratitude, stating, “Thanks to everyone who participated in this act of sharing, it was a precious time where we were able to bring hope to someone's future. I will continue to practice sharing to bring about positive change for children in need.”

With this donation, Lisa—together with her fans—is spreading positive influence worldwide and leaving a mark with her philanthropic actions as well as her artistic achievements. Her recent activities include releasing a short film for ‘Dream,’ a track from her first solo album "Alter Ego," displaying unique chemistry with Japanese actor Kentaro Sakaguchi. Earlier this year, Lisa made her debut as a soloist on the Sahara Stage at Coachella, further highlighting her global presence. In February, she was nominated for the “Best K-Pop” category at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards (VMA) for the third time, thanks to her single “Born Again.”

Currently, Lisa is delighting fans worldwide on the BLACKPINK world tour “DEADLINE.”

Note “This article was translated from the original Korean version using AI assistance, and subsequently edited by a native-speaking journalist.”

Photo=MHN DB, Sony Music Korea