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Artists from the worlds of film and music are supporting Fashion Against AIDS (FAA) this Spring, H&M’s and Designers Against AIDS’s (DAA) mutual initiative to help spread the message of safe sex and HIV/AIDS prevention to young people around the globe.Selma Blair, Penn Badgley, Keri Hilson, Sky Ferreira, Akon, Nikki Reed, Ginnifer Goodwin, Scissor Sisters, Shiloh Fernandez and The Misshapes are among the celebrities involved in this year’s FAA collection, which for 2011 is a unisex range.The collection is available online and in H&M’s Divided department from April 26th, with 25% of sales donated to the charity Designers Against AIDS (DAA) and various other international HIV/AIDS prevention projects. The FAA campaigns have so far raised more than 41 million Swedish krona.
Located at Tattnall Square Academy 111 Trojan Trail, Macon GA, 32110 from 9am till 1pm. Booboo & Fivel Fan Club VIPs Members bring your lanyard for a special gift!Money raised at this event will go to Abby’s Medical Fund.
We hope to raise enough to also donate some to Jay’s Hope and possible a Lung Cancer group who is funding research and promoting much needed awareness of this dreaded disease!
I'm totes Team Clearwater!
Yup, seriously!On May 1st 2011, Charlie Bewley will be attempting an Ultramarathon in memory of Jocelyn Clarke and in support of The Lions Gate Hospital Foundation. The feat will take place in sync with the BMO Vancouver Marathon and Half-Marathon.
In support of this challenge, Summit Entertainment have very kindly donated the wonderful prize of a private screening of Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 the day before general release to one lucky winner and 20 of their friends*. For every dollar sponsored, you will receive one ticket in the draw to win this and many other prizes. All funds raised will be donated to the British Columbia Cancer Foundation which, together with the BC Cancer Agency, helped Jocelyn throughout her illness.
Donate HERE
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- Lorabell
About a year ago I bought at an online auction through a shirt worn by our beloved Rob Remember Me. Apparently he used to be one of the photos that would later appear decorating the stage. The case is that Ebay bought through a shop that has a lot of credibility, such as Premiere Props. The problem is that now I have raised an issue I need to sell this item.To bid on it and enter the auction, click HERE
As you can see the link that I left, the shirt has always been framed so that its condition is excellent. And have your certificate of authenticity, completely original, since it has a raised seal. As a fan of Robert Pattinson breaks my heart to have to offer for sale this article, because, from my private collection is the jewel in the crown ... but the crisis is the crisis and I could use the little money. As I say in the ad cost me 300 euros and I put it in direct sales to 250, less if you bid. So there I leave, if you want to post this on the web and other fans really can be done with this article.
"determining student needs and establishing relationships with local businesses, social service agencies, health care providers, and parent and volunteer organizations to provide needed resources."
Great day having cast mates Rami, Casey, and Richard come and get dirty with me, working on Rosalie's house
Several celebrities inducing Ashley Greene and Rihanna are joining forces against anorexia.
The two stars have in fact responded harshly to attacks by Kenneth Tong, a young man through the social network Twitter promotes a kind of "organized anorexia."
Many Hollywood celebrities are not in fact go right down the claims of Tong, who through Twitter said it was unacceptable to be fat and that all women should be size zero.
Ashley Greene as he expressed his dissent, putting the words of his friend Caitie Uhlmann he "tweeted" his disgust of the controversial " anorexia organized "promoted by Tong. The actress in the series of "Twilight" has held:
"I agree (with her friend Caitie). Women should look healthy and enjoy life! And if you're a size zero to be natural because you feel that way, not because of starvation or hunger. I'm not even a size zero! Those are not standard on which to live. I promote a style of life healthy in the right way: eat well, exercise and work with what you have!"
Kenneth Tong has also attacked some celebrities such as Sophia Bush , actress of the TV series "One Tree Hill," the host of "X-Factor UK" Simon Cowell and even Rihanna. The singer of Barbados has been replicated on Twitter:Girls are dying all over the world because of people ignorant as this Mr. Kenneth Tong.
NEW YORK, NY (December 13, 2010) – Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, a division of Hachette Book Group, and Stephenie Meyer have donated 1.5 million dollars to the American Red Cross International Response Fund from their proceeds from The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner: an Eclipse Novella. As previously announced, one dollar for each book sold in the US from the first printing would go to the American Red Cross. The donation was made today by Hachette Book Group CEO David Young and Little, Brown Books for Young Readers Publisher Megan Tingley to The American Red Cross Senior Vice President of International Services David Meltzer.
“I’m so grateful that Little, Brown, the American Red Cross, and my fans made this generous gift possible,” said Stephenie Meyer. “It’s amazing to have the opportunity to help those so greatly in need.”
“We’ve had the incredible great fortune to have one of the biggest publishing phenomenons in recent years along with The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner becoming one of the top selling titles of 2010,” said Hachette Book Group CEO David Young. “Giving back is extremely important to the company, so it is particularly gratifying to be able to share our success with an organization as worthy as The American Red Cross.”
After the devastating earthquake in Haiti on January 12th the International Response Fund (IRF) afforded the American Red Cross the ability to provide immediate funding for food and other urgently needed emergency relief items.
“The generous contribution of Little, Brown to the IRF is essential to the ability of the American Red Cross to provide help and hope for people during their darkest hours,” said David Meltzer of the American Red Cross. “After the devastating Haiti earthquake, which took the lives of more than 230,000 people, the IRF allowed us to quickly purchase, ship and distribute aid. The Red Cross is extremely grateful for the support Little, Brown is providing toward our humanitarian mission.”
In the weeks and months following the Haiti earthquake, the American Red Cross worked with the global Red Cross network and other partners to secure enough food for 1 million people for one month; provide tarpaulins to one of out every three homeless people in Port-au-Prince; and vaccinate almost 1 million children and their parents against common diseases like diphtheria, tetanus, pertusis, measles and rubella. Since the early days of the response, the Red Cross has also provided safe, drinkable water for approximately 250,000 in the capital each day.The International Response Fund allows the American Red Cross to partner with other Red Cross societies immediately following large-scale disasters by providing financial assistance and relief supplies and by deploying trained disaster relief staff. For example, in the last year the IRF has supported the American Red Cross response to the floods in Pakistan, the earthquake in Chile and the aftermath of Hurricane Tomas in the Caribbean to name just a few disasters. The IRF also supports a number of other humanitarian services around the world, including global health programs to combat HIV/AIDS, measles and malaria, disaster preparedness projects, reconnecting families separated by disaster and war, and educating American students about the humanitarian rules in war.
“This kind of donation helps us provide a depth and breadth of services which is hard to match,” said Meltzer. “Last year, the American Red Cross helped 68 million people through programs funded by the International Response Fund.”
The winner will travel to Vancouver where they'll be hosted at the Four Seasons along with three companions. Then, they'll travel by limo to the 'Breaking Dawn' set, where they'll have a meet and greet with Rob, who portrays hunky vampire Edward Cullen in the hit series.
The prize was offered on www.CharityBuzz.com to raise funds for the GO Campaign, a nonprofit group that supports grassroots projects for orphans and vulnerable children globally. The $80,000 bid is the highest bid ever for the GO Campaign.
Good luck :) ...I get to be your plus one, right? Right?!The GO Campaign (www.GOCampaign.org) has partnered with leading charity auction site charitybuzz for its 2010 online auction to raise funds to improve the lives of orphans and vulnerable children throughout the world. In an incredible gesture, Summit Entertainment has signed on to help GO achieve its goals by donating the ultimate Twilight experience.One auction winner and three incredibly lucky friends will have the chance to experience first-hand the biggest pop culture phenomenon of the decade as they spend the day on the set of Twilight: Breaking Dawn, including the chance to meet the film’s star Robert Pattinson!The auction package also includes 2 nights in a Deluxe Executive Suite at the elite Four Season Hotel in Vancouver and VIP Limo service to and from the Breaking Dawn set. Bidding is open through December 8th at charitybuzz at http://www.charitybuzz.com/catalog_items/221013
