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Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts

Rob Makes One Girl's Wish Come True!


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All Samantha wanted was to meet Rob when he visited Australia. The Starlight Children's Foundation made it happen. Read more on the meet-up and learn about the organization that helped Samantha achieve her dream :) - a bit more of her story over at Let Me Sign.

Rob is also involved in trying to protect children from sex traffickers. Read what he did for that cause.


Thanks for the tip Labori2.

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Rob Signs Cute Elephant For Charity



While promoting Water for Elephants in Berlin, RTL asked Rob to sign a stuffed elephant that is being auctioned off to raise money for 'We Help Children' (RTL's charity of choice). You can watch the video that we had posted before (look under RTL YT #3) to see more of the cute exchange.

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CharityBuzz: Only Jay-Z & Paul McCartney Raised More Money Than Rob


So how do you know you're the cream of the crop?.. how about when you land at #3 on the list of Celebrity Fundraisers of 2010:

1. Win an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Las Vegas Strip Tourbillon Limited Edition watch signed by Jay-Z, to benefit Broadway Cares — $220,000

2. Meet Paul McCartney at the Apollo Theater with VIP Tickets, to benefit the GREEN Schools Initiative — $130,000

3. Meet Robert Pattinson on the set of Twilight: Breaking Dawn, to benefit the GO Campaign — $85,000

Head over to Tonic to see who else made the list.


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Fan Pays $80,000 For A Chance To Meet Rob


A very charitable fan has paid $80,000 to visit the Vancouver set of Breaking Dawn and meet Rob:

The winner, along with three friends, will spend the day mingling with the broody vampire this February, followed by a two-night stay at the Four Seasons Hotel, plus VIP limousine service to and from the set.

The auction on Charity Buzz will benefit the Go Campaign. According to Entertainment Tonight, the bid is the highest ever for the campaign. Read more about it on the Vancouver Sun.

Go Rob!

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