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i could be wrong, but if i have to look hard to find out, i doubt it. MSN was careful not to leave a section for comments, so that makes me think i am right about this. because MJ never took the time to mention it, could be a reason, but i'm not buying it. they would rather dispute his charitable work.
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You may think they're spoiled stars and tabloid fodder, but plenty of celebs give dollars and their fame to good causes. We look at a few who've opened their hearts and wallets.
This blue-eyed legend gave more money than any other celebrity last year, even though he is dead.
Of the top 30 celebrity donors in 2008, it's no surprise that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were number two ($13.5 million). Mel Gibson, a surprising number three, thought outside the box when he offered up nearly $6.5 million.
The most generous sports star? A multi-millionaire NFL star or super-rich baseball pro? Wrong: retired boxer Oscar De La Hoya.
Oprah Winfrey slipped to number six with $2.4 million to her pet projects. And the NBA's tallest player tied for eighth place.
Bono isn't the only musician known for philanthropy. A popular singer has given money to his homeland (watch some videos), and this Grammy winner is on a mission to fight AIDS.
After Hurricane Katrina, lots of stars gave money to rebuild New Orleans, but some jumped into action: Two native sports stars helped load supplies, and a Pulp Fiction star flew in to deliver necessities.
Even Paris Hilton says giving to charity is "hot." She's passed down pricey clothes and helped children's causes. Too bad her grandfather is much more charitable.
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popular searches
Live search:
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Celebrity charity work
Search: Celebrities Who Give Back
You may think they're spoiled stars and tabloid fodder, but plenty of celebs give dollars and their fame to good causes. We look at a few who've opened their hearts and wallets.
This blue-eyed legend gave more money than any other celebrity last year, even though he is dead.
Of the top 30 celebrity donors in 2008, it's no surprise that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were number two ($13.5 million). Mel Gibson, a surprising number three, thought outside the box when he offered up nearly $6.5 million.
The most generous sports star? A multi-millionaire NFL star or super-rich baseball pro? Wrong: retired boxer Oscar De La Hoya.
Oprah Winfrey slipped to number six with $2.4 million to her pet projects. And the NBA's tallest player tied for eighth place.
Bono isn't the only musician known for philanthropy. A popular singer has given money to his homeland (watch some videos), and this Grammy winner is on a mission to fight AIDS.
After Hurricane Katrina, lots of stars gave money to rebuild New Orleans, but some jumped into action: Two native sports stars helped load supplies, and a Pulp Fiction star flew in to deliver necessities.
Even Paris Hilton says giving to charity is "hot." She's passed down pricey clothes and helped children's causes. Too bad her grandfather is much more charitable.