Ariana Grande, currently on tour across the U.S., recently launched her relief fund ‘Brighter Days Ahead Foundation’—and donated an ’emergency grant’ to Save the Children UK, an organization that openly transfers funds to Gazan civilians. The organization published a thank-you message to the singer on social media, stating unequivocally that the money will go directly ‘to children and families in Gaza.’

The organization, which provides financial aid, hygiene services, health care and more, seized the opportunity to thank the singer online: “We are grateful to have been selected by Ariana Grande’s foundation to receive an emergency grant from the support fund.” The charity has published ongoing reports on ‘the devastating impact of the conflict on Palestinian children.’
While the donation amount wasn’t disclosed, the organization claimed that with such funds they’ve already provided 183,459 children with financial aid, 83,000 children with health and nutrition support, and 11,357 children with educational programs.

Years of Consistency
The donation didn’t come out of nowhere—Grande has been consistent on this issue for years. In May 2024, she shared a donation link to the ‘Palestine’ Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) on Instagram—causing an immediate surge of tens of thousands of dollars within minutes. Ultimately, she raised over $801,000 through January 2026.
Additionally, she signed the Artists4Ceasefire letter calling for an immediate ceasefire, alongside pro-‘Palestinian’ artists Dua Lipa, Drake and others—and declared on her Instagram account that “the Israeli government is crossing the red line.” The singer has repeatedly called for a ceasefire herself and falsely accused the State of Israel of ‘starvation in Gaza.’ She has also shared and liked posts accusing Israel of ‘genocide.’
