Celebrities are using the power of fandom to make a positive impact on the world.
Here’s how they do it…
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Maybe its because of its simplicity.
Perhaps its too much candor packed into such a short phrase.
Theres a method to the madness, however silly it may sound.
The group got its start during a particularly trying time.
Then, characteristically, he switches pace, pitching a humorous afterthought.
Together, they total $10,000.
In the memo line, the organizer has written cheekily, For: Matt Cohen keeping his shirt on.
FellowSupernaturaland2012actor Osric Chau has set his own pace in the world of charity.
By years end, the group managed to raise a mammoth $179,000.
Whether it be a fandom, a school, a neighborhood.
Levi has all but made charity activism a lifestyle.
This year will likely be no different.
… We just allow for a safe, but really fun and organic place to do that.
I had been taking part in that.
Its hard though, because you see them and the babies are not well.
Its a difficult charity, but its a worthwhile charity.
Its not all heartstrings and tearful montages though.
Embracing who I am and the weirdnesses of my life got me to where I am today.
No doubt, mobilizing fan efforts into a much larger charity initiative can be difficult to master.
The reality of the fame-game is a complicated one.
Eventually, Collins answers the big question; What does he hope to achieve with all this do-good business?
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