Los Angeles, California - As she prepares to wrap up the US leg of The Eras Tour, Taylor Swift is paying it forward to her team in a big way.

On Tuesday, TMZ reported that the 33-year-old had given her tour truck drivers, who are responsible for hauling the extensive stage equipment, a bonus of $100,000 each.

With 50 truck drivers on the US tour, Swift's bonuses totaled $5 million.

The bonus checks were given ahead of the second show in Santa Clara, the penultimate stop on the US leg.

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According to the outlet, the Anti-Hero artist also gave bonuses to members of her band, her dancers, caterers, technicians, and more. The exact amount of these bonuses has not been revealed, but the source said it was a "very generous amount."

In addition to the generous contributions to her team, Swift has been giving back to the local communities at each stop on the sold-out stadium tour.

Beginning with Glendale, Arizona, she has donated to local food banks ahead of her shows in each city.

On track to gross over $1 billion, The Eras Tour has been credited for boosting both the local economies of the tour stops and the US economy as a whole.