The 'Shake It Off' hitmaker topped the 'Celebs Gone Good' list published by DoSomething.org - a non-profit organisation which helps young people find volunteering opportunities - after she donated all the profits from her single 'Welcome to New York' to the city's public schools.
'Orange Is the New Black' star, Laverne Cox placed second as an advocate for the transgender community whilst Beyoncé and Miley Cyrus' appearances at the Video Music Awards ensured they would place high on the list.
The 33-year-old 'Drunk in Love' hitmaker was commended for her performance at the awards ceremony, where the world "feminist" flashed behind her as she sang whilst Miley, 22, was also praised for using her acceptance speech for Video of the Year to promote homelessness among young people.
One Direction, Shonda Rhimes and Demi Lovato also made the list as well as 'Harry Potter' star, Emma Watson, who placed fifth after her speech at the United Nations' launch of the He for She campaign.
Justin Bieber, 20, was also included for his support of the Make-A-Wish Foundation - an organisation which gives children with life-threatening medical conditions their dream experiences, - for whom he has granted over 200 wishes.
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