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18th August 2017
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"Her team got in touch with me and we talked a lot about her commitment, all along throughout this ordeal, to wanting to be of service to survivors."Zambuto did not reveal exactly how much was donated, but she did say that it was "extremely generous." https://www.instagram.com/p/BMjht18hMbW/?hl=en&taken-by=taylorswift The CEO also commended Swift's bravery for standing up against the man who assaulted her. Ex-DJ David Mueller groped the singer during a photo shoot on her Red tour in 2013.
″I think it was really important to see someone like Taylor to stand up to her abuser so publicly because there’s so much secrecy and shame associated with sexual assault. Taylor had a choice to do this quietly, to risk less, and instead, she took this path as a survivor and as a symbol of strength and a source for so many survivors who feel really alone.”Joyful Heart is the first charity that Swift has donated to.
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