No Posts, Just Action: Travis Kelce & Taylor Swift’s Quiet Support for Evergreen’s Grieving Families Speaks Volumes
Evergreen, September 14, 2025
On September 10, tragedy struck Evergreen High School when a male student opened fire, wounding two classmates before taking his own life. As the community mourned, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift chose action over words, quietly funneling support to help the grieving families heal.
While police responded swiftly and the school closed for two days to provide counseling, Kelce and Swift committed $10,000 to fund emergency therapy programs for students, staff, and the victims’ families. They also pledged to cover all hospital bills for the two injured students—one stable, one critical—at St. Anthony Hospital.
At a makeshift memorial of flowers and candles outside the school, a small card appeared: “With love, strength, and prayers — T & T.” Kelce spoke for both: “NO CHILD DESERVES THIS, no classroom should hear gunfire, and no family should receive a phone call like that. This isn’t about football or the stage—this is about young lives.”
The $10,000 will support group therapy, one-on-one counseling, and parent workshops to navigate trauma when school reopens. By covering medical costs, Kelce and Swift ensured families could focus on recovery, not finances, as a hospital coordinator noted: “Their gift removes the families’ fear of money.”
Kelce and Swift urged Evergreen to prioritize mental health, recommending counseling hotlines and community gatherings. Local churches, businesses, and centers rallied, offering meals, transport, and spaces for therapy, fostering unity in a shattered community.
Amid the silence of abandoned backpacks, Evergreen began to heal. With no spotlight or social media fanfare, Kelce and Swift’s quiet compassion—through funds, prayers, and presence—gave nineteen families a foothold to reclaim hope, proving the greatest victories happen off the field.
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