Taylor Swift donated $1 million to help Tennesseans affected by the recent tornado storm.
The 33-year-old singer donated to natural disaster relief after 13 tornadoes reportedly devastated several counties in the state over the weekend.
According to USA Today on Monday, she funded the Tennessee Emergency Response Fund at the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.
Community Foundation CEO Hal Cato also acknowledged the Grammy winner's contribution to the organization – which she has donated to in the past.
The Cruel Summer hitmaker, who cheered on her boyfriend Travis Kelce at his home game in Kansas City, Missouri on Sunday, has donated to the organization in the past.
Taylor Swift donated $1 million to help Tennesseans affected by the recent tornado storm
The 33-year-old singer donated to natural disaster relief after 13 tornadoes reportedly hit several counties across the state over the weekend: Clarksville, pictured
Your donation will help those affected with financial assistance, food, temporary shelter, debris removal and animal shelter.
Over the weekend, CNN reported that there were at least six deaths and over 50 injuries as a result of the devastating tornadoes.
More than 35,000 Tennesseans were reportedly affected by power outages and buildings suffered structural damage from the storm.
The Pennsylvania native donated to the same organization back in March 2020 when tornadoes struck the state she considers home.
At the time, she shared a post on her Instagram story with a link for others to contribute.
“Nashville is my home and the fact that so many people in Middle Tennessee have lost their homes and more is devastating to me,” she said.
As a teenager, Swift attended Hendersonville High School in Sumner County.
Although she spends most of her time on the East Coast, she still lives and has offices in Nashville.
Her extensive real estate portfolio includes a luxury penthouse condo that she purchased in 2009, and her former boyfriend Matty Healy was spotted leaving in May.
She also owns a $2.5 million four-bedroom, four-bathroom mansion that she purchased for her parents in 2011.
The 33-year-old singer donated to natural disaster relief after 13 tornadoes reportedly devastated several counties in the state over the weekend
She funded the Tennessee Emergency Response Fund at the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, according to a USA Today report published Monday. Community Foundation CEO Hal Cato also acknowledged the Grammy winner's contribution to the organization – which she has donated to in the past
The newly minted billionaire is often quietly involved in charitable causes and even made significant donations during her Eras tour this year
The newly minted billionaire is often quietly involved in charitable causes and even made significant donations during her Eras tour this year.
During her tour, she notably donated to food banks in every American city she played in.
For one, her contribution to the Arizona Food Bank Network enabled the organization to deliver 40,000 pounds of fresh produce to its food banks.
Silicon Valley Food Bank's Second Harvest also said it donated enough money during its tour stop in Santa Clara, California, “to feed an average of approximately 500,000 people in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties each month.”
After completing the first leg of her record-breaking tour in August, she gave her on-tour crew, including dancers, truck drivers, sound engineers and catering staff, $55 million in bonuses.