BUS Band Raises Funds for 12 Heart Surgeries, Teases Happy Busday
BUS band's 'From the Chest, For the Heart' project raised 540,658 baht to fund heart surgeries for 12 patients. The band thanked fans and hinted at special surprises for the upcoming Happy Busday event, now in its third year. Members also shared updates on personal health and expressed openness to future charitable initiatives.
BUS expressed gratitude to fans for participating in the 'From the Chest, For the Heart' campaign, which collected 540,658 baht to support heart operations for 12 patients, and teased a special highlight for Happy Busday. The initiative is part of the band BUS because of you i shine’s effort to let fans donate for emergency heart surgery. The band members listed are Alan Pasavee, Mark Krit, Khunphon Phongpol, Heart Chutiwatt, Jinwook Kim, Thai Chayanon, Nex Natakit, Poo Thatchai, AA Achiragorn, Jung Tee, and Bhim Wasuphon, alongside Thailand’s inaugural brand ambassador group, who joined the CROCBAND Takes the Stage event at River Park Iconsiam to unveil three highlighted models and discuss the project. BUS explained that the campaign raised 540,658 baht, enabling heart surgery for 12 patients. Poo Thatchai updated that his foot injury is now 80–90 percent healed but still requires periodic medical check‑ups. Preparations for the third Happy Busday are underway, with members saying the plan is taking shape and promising several first‑time surprises. When asked about the fundraising total, Alan said it came together quickly and he feels they have helped many people. Mark, Heart, and Kopper expressed willingness to join future charitable projects, with Kopper suggesting running events. Regarding Poo’s injury, he said it stemmed from tight shoes during rehearsal for a big concert, causing a wound that flared up despite treatment; he is now focusing on full recovery and finding the best care. He added that doctors warned him to watch his rest, diet, and sleep. Reflecting on the painful period, Poo admitted he once felt frustrated but now feels accustomed as the pain has lessened. Thai confirmed that Happy Busday is entering its third year, and Mark said he feels excited to move forward with the team.
