Taylor Swift: Taylor Swift helps the family of the woman killed in the Chiefs victory Parade, donates $100,000
Pop singer Taylor Swift has donated $100,000 to help the family of the woman killed in the mass shooting in Kansas. Pop singer Taylor Swift has donated $100,000 to the family of a woman killed in a mass shooting in Kansas earlier this week. Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a dj for Kansas City's KKFI radio station, died during the shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs parade on Wednesday.
The target was to collect 75000 dollars
An Elizabeth Lopez-Galvan memorial page was created thursday afternoon to raise $75,000 for the family of the 44-year-old shooting victim. When Taylor Swift donated friday morning, the amount exceeded its goal. The page's target was to collect $75,000, but Taylor exceeded this number with his donation. Nearly 1,300 people had donated when Taylor donated two sets of $50,000 friday morning, bringing the total amount past the goal. Taylor donated $50,000. Then eight minutes later another donation of $50,000 was made. Now the amount deposited on the page has exceeded 173000 dollars.
Taylor Swift expressed grief
Along with her donation, Taylor Swift also expressed her condolences to Lopez-Galvan's family while mourning his death. Along with the donation, she wrote, "I am sending my deepest condolences and loving support for your devastating loss."
Depositing assistance amount for the family
Lopez-Galvan was attending a rally celebrating the Chiefs' Super Bowl victory when a gunman opened fire. A total of 21 others, including three members of the Lopez-Galvan family, were injured in the incident. The 'Go Fund Me' page reads that the fund has been created to benefit the family of Lisa Lopez-Galvan. She was celebrating the Chiefs' Super Bowl victory parade when she was murdered. Her two children and her husband survive. She was a wonderful mother, wife, daughter, sister, aunt, cousin and friend to many. We ask that you continue to keep his family in your prayers as we mourn his death. This fund will help provide vital financial support to his family to cope with this unimaginable pain. Any amount is appreciated.
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