Seven years after the Manchester Arena attack, Ariana Grande sent Christmas gifts to children across four hospitals in the city, continuing a connection that reached beyond her concert stage
- Ariana GrandeAriana Grande’s relationship with Manchester did not end when the lights went down at the Manchester Arena in May 2017.
- Seven years after the attack that killed 22 people following her concert, the singer continued a quiet tradition of sending Christmas gifts to children spending the holiday season in hospitals across Greater Manchester.
- In December 2024, the Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust charity confirmed that her donations had reached young patients at four hospitals.
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- Ariana GrandeAriana Grande’s relationship with Manchester did not end when the lights went down at the Manchester Arena in May 2017.
- Seven years after the attack that killed 22 people following her concert, the singer continued a quiet tradition of sending Christmas gifts to children spending the holiday season in hospitals across Greater Manchester.
- In December 2024, the Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust charity confirmed that her donations had reached young patients at four hospitals.
Sources: Times of India