Ariana Grande sends Christmas presents to Manchester victims 5 years after concert tragedy

Ariana Grande is bringing some light to patients this holiday season. Five years after the devastating tragedy in Manchester, the thank u, next singer is continuing to show her support for the city.

In a Dec. 26 tweet, Royal Manchester Children's Hospital Charity revealed the sweet way the Positions singer gave back this holiday season: giving presents to kids residing at the city's hospitals.

"Thank you Ariana," the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital wrote on Twitter alongside photos of wrapped gifts. "We were so excited to receive Christmas gifts for young patients across our hospitals from Ariana Grande."

They added, "The presents were distributed to babies, children and teenagers at @RMCHosp, @TraffordHosp, @WythenshaweHosp and @NorthMcrGH_NHS."

It's clear that a piece of Ariana's heart will always be in the city, with it having been five years since a terrorist detonated a bomb after her May 2017 concert at Manchester Arena, claiming the lives of 22 people.