Pop star Ariana Grande is still giving back in the form of Christmas gifts to patients at childrens hospitals in Manchester, England, the site of the fatal bombing that occurred following her concert in 2017.

Grande previously gave roughly 1,000 presents to the citys childrens hospitals in 2021 and 100 Amazon vouchers to each child at Royal Manchesters Childrens Hospital and Manchester Royal Infirmary in 2020, the Manchester Evening News reported .

The Break Free singers recent donation comes five years after a bombing at Manchester Arena killed 22 people and left hundreds more injured after a man blew himself up as fans were exiting her concert.

Royal Manchester Childrens Hospital Charity wrote in an Instagram post on Monday that it received more gifts from the singer for the holidays and said the gifts would go to babies, children and teenagers at Royal Manchester Childrens Hospital, Trafford General, Wythenshawe Hospital and North Manchester General Hospital.

Its so wonderful that Ariana has once again been so thoughtful and made this special donation to our family of hospitals, wrote Tanya Hamid, Interim Director of Manchester Foundation Trust Charity.

We know Manchester, and in particular Royal Manchester Childrens Hospital, holds a special place in Arianas heart.