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VH1 has teamed up with DoSomething.org to compile the list of the top celebrity do-gooders and will be giving a sneak peek of some of the people who have made the list this year. The show will be shown November 19th at 8pm ET/PT on VH1. The show includes original interviews with the nominated celebrities including The Jonas Brothers, Wyclef, Pete Wentz, Ashley Judd and many more.
Some of the people who have been named to be on the list, in no particular order, are: Lance Armstong, Matt Damon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Wyclef Jean, Angelina Jolie, Ashley Judd, Alicia Keys, Brad Pitt, Shakira and Oprah Winfrey. The partnership between VH1 and DoSomething.org, which is the nation’s largest not-for-profit young people cause, has helped define the line between the stars that genuinely care and those who do it for the publicity. The 2009’s top 20 of celebrities to go good was voted by visitors at CelebsGoneGood.com
Ashley Judd became USA TODAY’s fourth annual Hollywood Hero at a star-studded party in Beverly Hills. In attendance were fellow stars Morgan Freeman, Mandy Moore, Molly Sims, Eva Amurri, Omar Miller, Debra Messing, and last year’s recipient Magic Johnson.
The award is to recognize an exceptional entertainment industry humanitarian. Ashley is being honored for work as a Global Ambassador for YouthAIDS, the education and prevention program of PSI (Population Services International)… Read more @ USA TODAY
The gallery has been updated with images from the event!
“…In my work around the world with PSI and our many partners, I have seen irrefutable evidence that unregulated fertility undermines every other effort to improve health, living standards, the economy and the environment. Thus, empowering reproductive health is low hanging fruit. In helping women and their families prevent unintended pregnancies and space out births, we improve outcomes in every area of human endeavor…” To read Ashley’s full article click here