US EditionTaylor Swift Makes $100,000 Donation to 2-Year-Old Cancer Patient
- On Friday, Oct. 17, Taylor Swift donated $100,000 via GoFundMe to the parents of 2-year-old Lilah, the fundraiser beneficiary.
- Diagnosed at 18 months, Lilah's stage 4 brain cancer is rare and aggressive with around 58 U.S. cases last year; her treatment requires months of chemotherapy, stem cell therapy, and hospital stays.
- On Oct. 8, Katelynn Smoot's TikTok 'Stand with Lilah' showed Lilah calling Swift her friend, and Katelynn said `I listened to Taylor my whole pregnancy and then birthed a mini Swiftie. Lilah loves Taylor’s music and during her cancer treatment she always found joy in it` before Swift donated $100,000 on Oct. 17.
- The donation pushed the fundraiser past its goal by nearly $60,000, and Katelynn said, `Thank you so so much @taylorswift. I am in shock.`
- Known for quiet philanthropy, Taylor Swift gave $100,000 quietly on Friday, repeating her pattern after donating $5 million to Hurricane Milton and Helene relief efforts in October 2024.
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Two-year-old Lilah suffers from a rare brain tumor, her parents collect money for the expensive treatment. However, with the support of Lilah's largest idol, the family would not have expected.
Taylor Swift made a generous contribution of $100,000 to the campaign of GoFundMe de Lilah, a girl facing aggressive brain cancer. Swift’s donation is listed as the largest contribution on the fundraising platform and was accompanied by a personalized message. “I send a huge hug to my friend Lilah! With affection, Taylor,” the singer wrote. The gesture came after Lilah’s mother, Katelyn Smoot, shared a viral video in which the little girl pointe…
Taylor Swift donates $100,000 to a cancer-sick girl. Her generosity even exceeded the donation target.
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Little Lila has a stage four brain tumor. Her parents had published a post in which she called the popstar: "Friend"
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