'To my Survivor Safyre': Beyonce sends gift to young burns victim who asked for Christmas cards after she lost her entire family in an alleged arson attack

This singer is usually the one doing the inspiriting, but this time she was the one being inspired.

Beyonce has reached out to Safyre Terry, who was horrifically burnt in a fire that killed her father, two brothers and sister.

The eight-year-old girl wanted Christmas cards this holiday season and when her aunt's post about the little girl's request went viral, more than a million people sent the incredible New York primary schooler cards and gifts.

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Her inspiration: Beyonce (pictured October) sent Safyre Terry, who was horrifically burnt in a fire that killed her father, two brothers and sister, a Christmas card

Already President Barack Obama, Michael Buble and rap group Insane Clown Posse have sent cards.

Now Beyonce has followed suit, sending a gift and a note to the brave little girl.

TMZ reports the 34-year-old's people reached out to Safyre's family and told them to keep an eye on the post box.

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Merry Christmas: The singer sent a gift to the eight-year-old, who is said to be a big fan

Celebrity support: Already President Barack Obama, Michael Buble and rap group Insane Clown Posse have sent cards after the little girl's Christmas request went viral 

Sure enough, a gift and a card arrived form the superstar - whom Safyre is a big fan of.

According to the website the card read: 'To My Survivor Safyre! You are such an incredible inspiration. Have a beautiful holiday.'

Beyonce also sent the eight-year-old a Flawless T-shirt and a light up headband. 

Survivor: Safyre, pictured before the house fire, left, and wearing a tiara toy that a wellwisher sent her, was the sole survivor of an alleged deliberately lit house fire which killed her family 

Sayfre has touched the hearts of many after her aunt shared a Facebook post with her wish for cards to fill a tree.

With gifts and cards flowing in from across the country, the little girl is hoping to bring joy to others as well.

Safyre along with her aunt, Liz Dolder, and volunteers who have been helping her since the devastating fire two years ago plan to visit shelters for the homeless and victims of domestic violence in the Albany area to distribute gifts to children. 

Presents: Safyre, who was left severely scarred, has been sent over a million Christmas cards and now intends to share the good cheer bestowed on her and help others by visiting homeless shelters to share gifts (she is pictured here on December 17 with Santa Claus)

Recovery: Since the fire, Safyre has undergone more than 50 operations, including surgeries to remove her right hand and in March this year, her left foot. Above she is pictured with supporters

Her aunt said that they'll also take gifts to Boston's Shriners Hospital, where Safyre receives ongoing treatment.

'We want other children to feel the joy that Safyre feels,' said Dolder, sister of David Terry, who died shielding his oldest daughter from the flames and heat that killed her three younger siblings in 2013. 

'She's a very big sharer,' she said. 'She's just very kind and generous and sweet.' 

Gifts: Volunteers open Christmas cards that were sent to Safyre in Rotterdam, New York on December 17

Deliveries: U.S. postal workers show off trucks of Christmas cards to be delivered to Saryre on December 17

The mental and physical pain this little girl has been endured is beyond imaginable.

Two years ago in Schenectady, New York, Safyre, her father, David Terry, 32, and her three younger siblings, three-year-old Layah, two-year-old Michael and 11-month-old Donavon, were all killed in a fire authorities say was deliberately lit.

Five-year-old Safyre was the only survivor and suffered severe burns to over 75 percent of her body.

Firefighters found her next to her father who used his body in an effort to shield her from the flames.

Before the fire: Safyre with her father, David Terry, who died in the blaze along with her three siblings

Since then, Safyre has undergone more than 50 operations, including surgeries to remove her right hand and in March this year, her left foot.

No one has been charged with arson but Safyre’s mother, Jennica Duell, has been jailed for admitting that she had lied to a grand jury about the case and threatening a witness. 

Jennica claimed she was asleep after L.S.D. trip and accused her then-boyfriend, Robert A. Butler, of setting the fire.

Heartbreaking: Safyre is pictured above aged five with her younger siblings, three-year-old Laya (top left), two-year-old Michael and 11-month-old Donavon

Butler was later exonerated.

Another man, Edward Leon, has also been jailed after he lied about where he was when the fire was set. Leon allegedly sent Safyre's father threatening messages over a woman.

Christmas cards for Safyre Terry can be sent to: P.O. Box 6126 Schenectady, NY 12306, USA

Recovery: Safyre pictured this year, is adjusting to her prosthetic foot and is always positive, her family said