VIDEO: Hollywood's Handsome Men Mend Hearts
Posted on Apr 16, 2010 @ 06:35PM - Add a comment
Normally they break hearts, but some of Hollywood’s handsome men were on hand for the third annual Children Mending Hearts event in Hollywood — along with RadarOnline.com!
Ben Affleck brought along Jimmy Kimmel and Tate Donovan for the cause. Alyssa Milano and Elizabeth Berkley were there, too.
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Children Mending Hearts helps children around their world the power to use and find their voice through creative expression.
Said Milano: “It’s an organization that encourages or empowers kids to find that creative voice, is amazing."
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And like the money, the jokes flowed also.
President of the Handsome Men's Club Jimmy Kimmel told RadarOnline.com: "I think that's part of being handsome, helping other people grow up to be as handsome as they can."
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Ben Affleck agreed, but said: "I think I've been thrown out too, for the beard!"
You be the judge. Watch our video here.
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner Team Up For A Good Cause
Posted on Jan 14, 2010 @ 12:40PM - 1 comment
On April 16, Ben Affleck will take the stage alongside Children Mending Hearts founder Lysa Heslov to co-host the charity's annual fundraiser Peace Please at the Music Box at the Henry Fonda Theater.
Affleck will have a lot of celebrity company in his endeavor. His wife Jennifer Garner is also on this year's host committee along with Michelle Williams, Forest and Keisha Whitaker, Sheryl Crow, Kate Walsh and Hank Azaria and Katie Wright.
“It is deeply rewarding to be a part of an organization that makes a profound difference in lives of children, through the power of arts and cultural programs,” Affleck said. “I am thrilled to be part of this year’s event.”
Children Mending Hearts is a non-profit organization which works to educate, empower and encourage children worldwide by helping them find their voice through creative expression. The funds raised from the Peace Please event will support the Children Mending Hearts arts & cultural exchange programs with homeless and at-risk children in the United States and refugee children suffering from armed conflict worldwide.
