Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Donate $26 Million, and Nine Recipients Are Food Banks
The couple gave $26 million across 20 charities ahead of their reported wedding, with food banks in New York, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, and beyond confirming $1 million gifts and Feeding America receiving $2 million.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Donate $26 Million, and Nine Recipients Are Food Banks The couple gave $26 million across 20 charities ahead of their reported wedding, with food banks in New York, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, and beyond confirming $1 million gifts and Feeding America receiving $2 million. Aaron Rafferty July 02, 2026 Key Takeaways Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce donated $26 million across 20 local and national charities this week, Swift's publicist confirmed, ahead of their reported Friday wedding in New York. Nine of the 20 recipients are food banks, including Food Bank For NYC, City Harvest, and the Rhode Island Community Food Bank, with several confirming $1 million gifts. The list also includes Feeding America, Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, the ASPCA, three children's hospitals, and seven educational programs. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce donated $26 million to 20 charities this week, Swift's publicist told CBS News and the AP , in the days before a wedding that law enforcement sources say will be held Friday at Madison Square Garden. The announcement itself never mentioned the wedding. It mentioned food. Nine of the 20 recipients are food banks. That ratio is the story. The list runs through the places the couple calls home, with Food Bank For NYC and City Harvest in New York, the Rhode Island Community Food Bank near Swift's Watch Hill estate, and Helping Harvest in her hometown of Reading, Pennsylvania, which confirmed a $1 million gift . The Rhode Island Community Food Bank confirmed $1 million of its own, and Variety reported Feeding America received $2 million. Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, and the ASPCA round out the list. The couple did not disclose most per-charit