Taylor Swift Gives Back To A Few Lucky Fans Amid Coronavirus Crisis

By Anita Bennett

Taylor Swift is continuing to send money to some of her biggest fans!

Taylor Swift is going above and beyond to help fans in need amidst the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic. On Tuesday (March 31) several Swifties took to social media to share that the superstar had personally sent them stimulus checks to help them get through the crisis.

Her fans got the surprise of their lives.

Taylor Swift is helping fill the blank space where incomes have gone for several of her fans. Some have gotten thousands of dollars from the Lover and 1989 hit maker.

Companies are giving back to those working on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. In recent days, large food chains have announced how they're supporting their community, with Starbucks leading the way by offering a free tall brewed coffee to those who are «working tirelessly to keep our communities safe.»

Taylor Swift has donated money to some of her fans who are struggling to pay their bills amid the global coronavirus crisis.

Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande have been helping out fans struggling financially during the coronavirus pandemic.

As Coronavirus continues to spread across the world, Healthcare experts are suggesting that since the scientists are still working on a cure, the only way to keep this disease in control is by practicing social distancing. Taking their advice seriously, governments of many countries have declared shutdown to ensure people don't step out of their homes and not contract the deadly virus.

Taylor Swift is putting up her own money to help people during the ongoing coronavirus crisis in a very direct and personal way.

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