Ma Ma donated US$1 million to his hometown for tornado relief work

Ma Ma donated US$1 million to disaster area

Ma Ma cared about disaster victims in his hometown.

  According to foreign media reports, after a tornado hit Nashville, Tennessee on Tuesday, March 3, Taylor Swift donated US$1 million to his hometown for disaster relief work.

On Thursday, March 5, 30-year-old Mo Ma wrote on his personal social networking site: "Nashville is my hometown. It hurts me to see so many people in central Tennessee who have lost their homes." Representing the Central Tennessee Emergency Response Fund confirmed to the media that day that they had received a $1 million donation from Swift, which will help rebuild communities and fund non-profit organizations working in the disaster-stricken areas.

Swift encouraged her fans to do what they could and linked to the Tennessee Emergency Fund's website in posts. On the day the tornado hit, she tweeted to express her condolences to the areas most affected by the storm: "My heart is with every tornado victim in Tennessee, and I send them my love and prayers."

Swift is not the only star who cares about Nashville. 43-year-old Hollywood actress Reese Witherspoon also posted a message immediately to pray for the victims.

She wrote: "Pray for everyone in Nashville and central Tennessee who has been hit by tornadoes. My heart is broken, and I have to send special prayers to the families who have lost loved ones. Please pay attention to safety. Singer

Kacey Musgraves, 31, announced a partnership with a reseller platform to sell her clothes, accessories and costumes to raise funds for disaster relief. She wrote on social networking sites: "Heartbroken for Nashville, and when you are grateful for your peace, don't forget those who have suffered from the disaster."