▲Do a bit of digging and you'll find a plethora of heartwarming stories about Hugh Jackman being a kind and compassionate human being.

▲The Laughing Man Foundation supports coffee farming communities by investing in programs that clear the way to health, growth, and success for coffee farmers and their families.

▲No one has anything bad to say about Hugh Jackman. In the words of Amanda Seyfried: "There is nothing bad to say about Hugh. He isn’t human. I bet you anything he’s got some kind of superhuman capabilities beyond being just the kindest, gentlest soul."

▲He has made several close friends in the entertainment industry, including fellow Aussie Nicole Kidman.

▲Jackman and Russell Crowe are also close friends. In fact, Crowe was actually the one who recommended Jackman for the role of Wolverine!

▲The Reynolds-Jackman bromance is a sight to behold. The playful banter between the superstars delivers a constant bellyful of laughs. They taunt and tease each other mercilessly on social media, and we can't get enough.

▲He missed his friend and fellow 'X-Men' star's 80th birthday, so he got an entire crowd to sing to him at his show.

▲He is just as comfortable rubbing shoulders with glamorous Hollywood A-listers as he is getting selfies with his adoring fans on the street.

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His relationship with his fans is probably why @RealHughJackman has more than 13 million followers on Twitter.

▲Jackman and the love of his life, Deborra-Lee Furness, met on the set of the Aussie drama 'Correlli' in the mid-90s. The attraction was instant, and just a couple of years later they married.

▲The loved-up pair married on April 11, 1996. He summed their marriage up best on Ellen DeGeneres' show, saying: "Obviously, she’s the greatest thing that ever happened to me and it gets better and better."

▲Jackman has supported more charities than we can count. In 2009, he announced on Twitter that he would donate US$100,000 to an individual’s favorite non-profit organization (it ended up being split between Charity: Water and Operation of Hope).

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Jackman had to leave one of his first theater roles ('Beauty and the Beast') to take part in another production. Instead of just focusing on his future, he continued to show up backstage at his former production to make sure his understudy was doing okay, ask if he needed any advice, and generally made him feel good.

▲He raised over US$850,000 from his one-man show 'Back on Broadway,' which he donated to the Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS campaign. Many of that came from auctioning off his own shirts! And that’s not to mention his support for the Global Poverty Project and Australia’s Bone Marrow Institute, just to name a few.

▲Renowned for doing his own stunts, he's still in good humor even when they go wrong.

▲When Oprah was over in Sydney to record a show at the Opera House, Jackman famously zip-lined into the set, but ended up not pulling the break in time and smashed his face up.

▲Despite the injury (Oprah herself gave him medical attention), he continued the segment like a true champ.

▲Both Jackman and Furness have spoken openly about adoption and have campaigned to simplify adoption laws in Australia. They have two adopted children of their own.

▲"Families come as all different types," Jackman told Mamamia. "They could be single parents, it could be same sex parents. You could be brought up by your grandmother, you could be adopted, but sometimes people just assume that the mum and dad and the biological thing is the normal way."

▲He gives it all for his kids. He told People: "When your focus is innately, deeply, one hundred percent become these kids in your life and their well being it just seems to put everything into perspective. Being a father has taught me so much."

▲When interviewed before the release of 'Logan,' Jackman was asked about his personal superhero. He was quick to respond that it was his dad.

▲According to a 2015 study compiled by Pureprofile and commissioned by Focal Attractions, Hugh Jackman is Australia's most-loved celebrity, followed by Cate Blanchett and Eric Bana.

▲He taught Jimmy Fallon the real trick of eating Vegemite correctly, gaining him a friend for life.

▲Jackman also has an incredible sense of humor. Who could forget his hilarious opening monologue during the 81st Academy Awards in 2009?

▲He's played one of the most iconic characters in the 'X-Men' series, winning over hearts and minds as Wolverine. He's played the character a whopping eight times in major films, in addition to several other cameos.

▲The breadth of his acting and performing skills is hard to surpass, but he's still so humble about it. He has played good guys and villains, tough superheros and sensitive thieves in film, television, and on stage. He's also a triple threat since he can sing, act, and dance.

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He is the nicest guy around!

▲Reportedly, a friend from Australia popped by a set that Jackman was working on, and made fun of him for not knowing any of the crew. So what did he do? He started Lucky Friday, where he would buy scratch-off tickets for the whole crew so he could chat and get to know them. The tradition has apparently continued.

▲Posting from his Instagram, Jackman loves seeing what his fans have been up to, whether they’ve made his face feature on coffee cups, or had elaborate Wolverine tattoos done!

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Hugh Jackman is an all-around entertainer who can play a rage-filled Wolverine one minute, and a singing and dancing circus ringmaster the next. But it's not just his talent that brings him fame in Hollywood—it's also his personality. The entertainment industry is filled with stories of Hugh Jackman going out of his way to help others, and nobody seems to have a bad word to say about him.

Intrigued? Click through to discover why Hugh Jackman is the nicest celebrity in Tinseltown.

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He's a real dog lover! His fur babies Allegra and Dali often feature in his social media updates, and each pic is utterly adorable.