According to the organisation, Taylor topped the list after donated USD 4million to the Country Hall of Fame museum.
Highlights
- Singer Taylor Swift has been crowned the most charitable celebrity of 2012.
- The 23-year-old country music darling was awarded the honour by DoSomething.org, which released its list of Top 20 Celebs Gone Good of 2012 this week. reported Daily Mail.
- According to the organisation, Taylor topped the list after donated USD 4million to the Country Hall of Fame museum. She was also recognised for being the youngest recipient of the Ripple of Hope Award from the Robert F Kennedy Center for her charity work.
- Former Disney star-turned-wild child singer Miley Cyrus followed as the number two 'celeb gone good', according to the website.
- Cyrus, 20, was recognised for her work with non-profit animal activist group 'Saving Spot! Rescue'. The organisation finds homes for dogs in kill shelters.
- The Can't Be Tamed hitmaker has also worked with Save The Music Foundation, the Starkey Hearing Foundation and the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
- Pop sensation Lady Gaga, who started her own non-profit, the Born This Way Foundation, followed at fourth. Teen singing sensation Justin Bieber rounded out the top five, honoured for his work with Pencils of Promise and his Believe Charity Drive.
- Robin Roberts, Pink, LeBron James, Selena Gomez, Ian Somerhalder, Jay-Z and Beyonce, George Takei, Ben Affleck, Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, Ryan Seacrest, Demi Lovato, Carrie Underwood, Olivia Munn, Sofia Vergara and Drew Brees also made to the list.
Singer Taylor Swift has been crownedthe most charitable celebrity of 2012.
The 23-year-old country music darling was awarded thehonour by DoSomething.org, which released its list of Top 20Celebs Gone Good of 2012 this week. reported Daily Mail.
According to the organisation, Taylor topped the listafter donated USD 4million to the Country Hall of Fame museum.She was also recognised for being the youngest recipientof the Ripple of Hope Award from the Robert F Kennedy Centerfor her charity work.
Former Disney star-turned-wild child singer Miley Cyrusfollowed as the number two 'celeb gone good', according to thewebsite.
Cyrus, 20, was recognised for her work with non-profitanimal activist group 'Saving Spot! Rescue'. The organisationfinds homes for dogs in kill shelters.
The
Can't Be Tamed hitmaker has also worked with SaveThe Music Foundation, the Starkey Hearing Foundation and theMake-A-Wish Foundation.
Pop sensation Lady Gaga, who started her own non-profit,the Born This Way Foundation, followed at fourth.Teen singing sensation Justin Bieber rounded out the topfive, honoured for his work with Pencils of Promise and hisBelieve Charity Drive.
Robin Roberts, Pink, LeBron James, Selena Gomez, IanSomerhalder, Jay-Z and Beyonce, George Takei, Ben Affleck,Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, Ryan Seacrest, Demi Lovato,Carrie Underwood, Olivia Munn, Sofia Vergara and Drew Breesalso made to the list.