Taylor Swift has brightened the lives of families in need this holiday season with a generous donation of $250,000.

The singer, known for her generosity, recently visited a children's hospital in Kansas City ahead of her 35th birthday, accompanied by her beau, Travis Kelce.

The tight end of the Kansas City Chiefs spoiled Swift with lavish gifts to ensure her birthday celebration was one to remember.

Christmas is a season of love, joy and giving, and Swift stuck to that theme by donating generously to needy families.

Operation Breakthrough, an education center based in Kansas City, announced the "Cruel Summer" singer's donation via a post on X on Saturday.

Post read"Thank you @taylorswift13 for making our holiday season shine even brighter! Your kindness and thoughtful donation of 250k means the world to our children and families."

The announcement was accompanied by a video showing some of the children who benefited from the singer's donation expressing their gratitude to the pop star.

Swift's $250,000 donation comes more than a week after she visited a children's hospital in Kansas City. The "Blank Space" singer, who was joined by her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, spread love and happiness to patients at Children's Mercy Kansas City.

During her visit, the 14-time Grammy Award winner met the big kids at the hospital, their parents, staff and specially trained dogs. She also took photos with them.

One of the patients who posed for pictures with Swift was Rylie, whose grandmother Anita Belt spoke about the experience at Facebook post. Belt shared some of the photos Rylie took with Swift and wrote, "Children's Mercy Hospital does its best to care for seriously ill children, comfort the family and bring a little joy when possible. Today did not disappoint!"

She also wrote, "Thank you Taylor Swift for bringing some joy today Rylie!! One of the nurses said Travis Kelce was in the building too but didn't stop in his room. Great way to bring a smile and make a memory!"

Swift's visit to the children's hospital was on the eve of her 35th birthday. Fans must have wondered what the NFL star would have in store for his sweetheart on her big day. Kelce showed his romantic side because he spared no expense in celebrating his beloved singer.

According to US SunKelce spent nearly $20,000 on flowers. He sent 35 bouquets from The Million Roses, a luxury floral brand, to Swift, a single bouquet that represents one year of her life.

The insider also revealed that Kelce wanted to make the day "really special" for Swift and had been working on it for some time.

On December 18, Kelce surprised Swift with a surprise Eras Tour-themed concert to celebrate the end of her wildly successful tour. The New York Times announced that the Eras Tour has sold more than $2 billion in tickets, doubling the gross ticket sales of any other concert tour in history.

Kelce honored Swift's impressive achievement and success by planning the party, with many of their friends in attendance, including Patrick and Brittany Mahomes and Clyde and Jo-Jo Edwards-Helaire.

Guests at the epic event shared multiple pictures online, showing Swift in a halter-neck black Balmain mini dress that featured an embellished crystal accent at the center.

Since making their relationship Instagram official in October 2023, Swift and Kelce have won over fans around the world with their strong bond and chemistry. The pair support each other in every way, with Swift gracing many of Kelce's games and him appearing at her Eras Tour concerts.

Because of the couple's deep love, it's not surprising that many fans are wondering when Kelce will pop the question. Some of those fans made their feelings known recently when they invited the football player to propose to the singer. This was after Kelce congratulated Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen his engagement to actress Hailee Steinfeld.

Many fans flooded Kelce's comment with messages telling him he was next in line to get married. Despite fans' desire to see Swift and Kelce married, the lovebirds seem to be taking things at their own pace.