Universal Music Group To Donate 500,000 To Manchester Victims

Trey Taylor

Manchester Victim-1.2657521 MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - MAY 25: Millie Robson, 15, from Co Durham, wearing Arianna Grande t-shirt, a victim of Manchester Arena bombing as Queen Elizabeth II visits the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital to meet victims of the terror attack on May 25, 2017 in Manchester, England. Queen Elizabeth visited the hospital to meet victims of the Manchester Arena terror attack and to thank members of staff who treated them. (Photo by Peter Byrne/WPA Pool/Getty Images) (WPA Pool / Getty Images)

Universal Music Group, the parent group which owns Ariana Grande’s label Republic, has announced it will donate $500,000 USD to victims of the Manchester attack.

"The Universal Music Group global family is proud to stand with Ariana Grande and its other performing artists in their support for the victims and families affected by the Manchester attack with a combined donation of $500,000 to the 'We Love Manchester Emergency Fund,'" the record company said in a statement.

MORE: Ariana Grande’s One Love Manchester Benefit Concert To Stream Live On iHeartRadio

The U.K. division of Sony Music Entertainment donated money to the cause immediately following the attack. A benefit concert – One Love Manchester – will take place tomorrow (June 4) with proceeds from ticket sales going to the Red Cross's Manchester Emergency Fund.

It’s expected to bring in nearly $3.5 million. Tune in tomorrow (June 4) at 2pm ET on your local iHeartRadio station:

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